This small pilot study suggests that MBCT may have a beneficial effect on psychological variables often adversely affected in cancer in a heterogeneous cancer population.
Results confirmed previous findings and revealed novel statistically significant factors that contributed to attitudes towards ECT. Further replications are required to examine the findings' robustness and the relationship between attitudes, knowledge and experience. Such research can help increase the understanding of ECT and remove the stigmatisation associated with ECT. Mental health education programmes should consider the relation between knowledge and attitudes to better inform programme focus and content.
The relationship between the dependency levels of adolescent in-patients and the ward atmosphere was measured using a cross-sectional-design. A statistically significant correlation was found, indicating an inverse relationship between level of dependency and ward atmosphere; as dependency increases ward atmosphere decreases.
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