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Showing 1 to 20 of 47 for “"Psychosocial risk"”.
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PSYCHOSOCIAL RISK FACTORS FOR CYCLICAL URBAN VIOLENCE
… stress disorder, increase a person’s risk of violent victimization and perpetration, creating a cycle of violence in the community. Likewise, the high rates of firearm ownership create more opportunity for violent confrontation, especially in impoverished areas where joining a gang is …
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Psychosocial risk factors associate with Internet addiction in Korea
… school students and to identify associated psychosocial risk factors and depression. . Methods: This study was part of a larger epidemiological study on childhood psychiatric disorders conducted in Osan, a city of Republic of Korea. We used IAS for internet addiction, K-YSR for subjects’ …
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Coping Similarity And Psychosocial Risk Factors In Couples With Chronic Pain
… spousal adjustment) in an effort to capture the psychosocial complexities of chronic pain. Finally, this is the first study to examine coping and perceived spousal support in couples with chronic pain. Results have implications for research and practice that focuses on patient and their families …
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Association Between Stress Mindset, Psychological Symptoms, and Psychosocial Risk in Liver Transplant Patients
<p>Psychosocial functioning is a central component of liver transplant evaluation, yet less is known about how cognitive factors, such as stress mindset, relate to transplant readiness. The present study examined the association between stress mindset and psychosocial risk, as well as its …
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Biological And Psychosocial Risk Factors Of Stroke In African Americans Enrolled In The Jackson Heart Study (JHS)
… study is to estimate the impact of biological, psychosocial and other risk factors on stroke in African Americans enrolled in the JHS and determine the population attributable risk of risk factors. Methods: this study used a nested case control design. Cases were patients with stroke during the …
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Psychosocial predictors of HIV treatment outcomes among young pregnant and postpartum women living with HIV
… (PMTCT) and general ART services. Various psychosocial risk factors have been individually shown to be associated with HIV infection. However, longitudinal, and quantitative research on the impact of these psychosocial risk factors on HIV treatment outcomes is limited, particularly among …
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Psichosocialinių rizikos veiksnių darbe, streso ir optimizmo reikšmė teisėsaugos darbuotojų gerovei /
The topic of the thesis: The significance of psychosocial risk factors at work, stress, and optimism on law enforcement staff well-being. The author of the thesis: Miglė Rastenytė, Vilnius, Vilnius University, 2024, 55 pages (with appendixes). This master thesis analyses the relationships between 4 …
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Investigating associations between maternal mental health on wheeze through two years of age in a South African birth cohort study
… diminished airway responsiveness, increased risk of asthma in late childhood and subsequent respiratory disease including asthma in adulthood. This is particularly true in those experiencing recurrent wheeze episodes, which in the presence of viral respiratory tract infections, are believed …
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Integrated behavioral health in pediatric primary care: Identifying latent patient subgroups and differential outcomes
… presenting concerns, medical history, and psychosocial risk factors was conducted using Mplus software. The results indicated a four- class solution: Broad Presentation + Psychosocial Risk, High Behavioral Risk, Attention-Related Concerns, and Depression-Anxiety. Covariates were assigned to …
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Slaugos priežiūros komandos psichosocialinės rizikos veiksnių ir socialinės refleksijos sąsajos /
… research is to analyze and assess links between psychosocial risk factors and social reflection of nurses and nursing assistants. Task of work: 1. To investigate sociodemographic data of nurses and nursing assistants working in a health care team. 2. To identify psychosocial risk factors of the …
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Targeting psychosocial factors in cardiac rehabilitation of young women to reduce cardiovascular events following myocardial infarction
… that young women face a higher burden of psychosocial risk factors such as depression, anxiety and low social support that contributes to worse outcomes following myocardial infarction. Prior studies have shown a mortality benefit from a psychosocial intervention post myocardial infarction …
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Nonsuicidal Self-Injury and Suicidal Risk: An Examination among Young Adults
… between NSSI and several measures of suicidal risk (e.g., suicidal ideation, suicidal attempts, pain tolerance) among a large sample of young adults. The primary goal of my doctoral research was to identify individuals who engaged in NSSI at risk for suicidal ideation and attempts, in an effort …
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Family Involvement, Clinician Beliefs and Child Psychiatric Rehospitalization
… and understand factors that will reduce the risk of rehospitalization in this population. In the context of parent professional collaboration, clinician beliefs and family involvement have been indicated as important aspects of treatment among children and youth. To better understand how …
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Perspectives on effectiveness: what works in a juvenile fire awareness and intervention program?
… Secondly, pre and post fire-specific and psychosocial risk factors were investigated with a sample of 29 firesetter boys (7-13 years)referred to the JFAIP using the firesetting risk interview (FRI) and children’s firesetting interview (CFI). Children’s recidivism was also prospectively …
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Self-abasement as it relates to cancers in men and women
… They called for re-evaluation of the role of psychosocial risk factors in the etiology of cancer. My research tested the hypothesis that the disease of cancer was associated with the trait of abasement in women and men. Since norming data for the demographic group was not available prior to …
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Behavioral Assessment and Referral for Patients with Cardiovascular Disease
… with the lack of standard screening practices of psychosocial risk factors implicated in cardiovascular disease, the introduction of adequate assessment and referrals to mental health providers could substantially benefit health outcomes of patients.</p> <p>The aims of this project are to: 1) …
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Socioeconomic status and tobacco use behavior in adolescence.
… study. Additionally, the distribution of related psychosocial risk factors across schools type was also evaluated. RESULTS: In paper 1, individual-level SES was associated with smoking (low SES was associated with higher adolescent smoking), but community-level SES was not. However, the results …
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Perioperacinių rizikos veiksnių ir psichosocialinių veiksnių įtaka ligonių po širdies operacijų gyvenimo kokybei bei ilgalaikio patiriamo streso reakcijoms /
… was to identify the impact of perioperative and psychosocial risk factors on quality of life and long-term stress reactions in patients after cardiac surgery. Our results showed an improvement in quality of life from baseline to five years after cardiac surgery. In addition, patients with lower …
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Psychological trauma and posttraumatic stress disorder in a South African birth cohort study
… outcomes and impaired infant neurodevelopment. Risk factors for psychological trauma exposure, and for subsequent PTSD, are likely to include environmental and genetic influences. Given the high burden of trauma and related disorders, the unique genetic ancestry, and the relative paucity of …
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