Increased cardiovascular risk in patients with severe mental illness

Gladigau, E. L.; Fazio, Timothy; Hannam, J. P.; Dawson, Latesha; Jones, Steve

doi:10.1111/imj.12319

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“…Thirty studies were included for meta-analyses (Arango et al, 2008;Boden et al, 2013;Burghardt et al, 2014;Carr a et al, 2014;Centorrino et al, 2012;Cerit et al, 2008;Correll et al, 2014;Curtis et al, 2011;Elgamal et al, 2012;Gladigau et al, 2014;Gulec Oyekcin, 2009;Hatata et al, 2009;Holt et al, 2010;John et al, 2009;Keenan et al, 2013;Khatana et al, 2011;Kuzman et al, 2011;Lin et al, 2012;Mackin et al, 2007;MedeirosFerreira et al, 2013;Miller et al, 2013;Morgan et al, 2014;Pantusa et al, 2010;Risselada et al, 2012;Roshdy, 2011;Schorr et al, 2009;Steylen et al, 2009;Tseng et al, 2014;van Winkel et al, 2008;Wysokinski et al, 2012), using also unpublished data provided by corresponding authors (Boden et al, 2013;Burghardt et al, 2014;Carr a et al, 2014;Cerit et al, 2008;Correll et al, 2014;Curtis et al, 2011;Gladigau et al, 2014;Keenan et al, 2013;Kuzman et al, 2011;Lin et al, 2012;Mackin et al, 2007;<...>…”

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“…The majority of studies (70%) were published over the last five years (Boden et al, 2013;Burghardt et al, 2014;Carr a et al, 2014;Centorrino et al, 2012;Correll et al, 2014;Curtis et al, 2011;Elgamal et al, 2012;Gladigau et al, 2014;Holt et al, 2010;Keenan et al, 2013;Khatana et al, 2011;Kuzman et al, 2011;Lin et al, 2012;Medeiros-Ferreira et al, 2013;Miller et al, 2013;Morgan et al, 2014;Pantusa et al, 2010;Risselada et al, 2012;Roshdy, 2011;Tseng et al, 2014;Wysokinski et al, 2012), with the oldest published in 2007 (Mackin et al, 2007). All manuscripts but four e written in Dutch (Steylen et al, 2009), Italian (Pantusa et al, 2010), Spanish (Medeiros-Ferreira et al, 2013), and Turkish languages (Gulec Oyekcin, 2009), respectively e were in English.…”

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“…All manuscripts but four e written in Dutch (Steylen et al, 2009), Italian (Pantusa et al, 2010), Spanish (Medeiros-Ferreira et al, 2013), and Turkish languages (Gulec Oyekcin, 2009), respectively e were in English. Six studies were conducted in the United States (Burghardt et al, 2014;Centorrino et al, 2012;Correll et al, 2014;Keenan et al, 2013;Khatana et al, 2011;Miller et al, 2013), four in Australia (Curtis et al, 2011;Gladigau et al, 2014;John et al, 2009;Morgan et al, 2014), three in the Netherlands (Risselada et al, 2012;Schorr et al, 2009;Steylen et al, 2009). Other countries provided no more than two studies.…”

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Schizoaffective disorder and metabolic syndrome: A meta-analytic comparison with schizophrenia and other non-affective psychoses

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Caslini

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Journal of Psychiatric Research

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Schizoaffective disorder and metabolic syndrome: A meta-analytic comparison with schizophrenia and other non-affective psychoses

Bartoli

Crocamo

Caslini

et al. 2015

Journal of Psychiatric Research

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“…11,12 A full 50% of people with multiple sclerosis (MS), and 50% of people with motor neuron disease, suffer from depression. [13][14][15][16] Even when patients have no comorbid mental health issues, health professionals working in a variety of care settings, including physiotherapists, provide reassurance, psychological support, and education to reduce distress and promote behavioural change. 17 Physiotherapists in Australia are educated and have the skills to manage the physical needs of these patients, and they are trained to look for and recognize potential bio-psychosocial factors that may affect treatment.…”

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Do Physiotherapists Have the Skill to Engage in the “Psychological” in the Bio-Psychosocial Approach?

Connaughton

Gibson

2016

Physiotherapy Canada

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Purpose: To describe a cross-sectional exploration of attitudes of physiotherapists in general practice in Western Australia toward psychiatry and mental illness, how often they treat people with mental illness, their perceptions of how well their undergraduate education prepared them to work with these people, and their opinions about what further education would enable them to provide best-practice care. Methods: A questionnaire that included questions about participants' demographic information, personal experiences with mental illness, the Attitudes to Psychiatry , and open-ended questions about participants' preparedness to work with people with mental illness was distributed through 110 email contacts to physiotherapy departments in Western Australia. Results: A total of 75 completed questionnaires contributed to the findings; 11 returned questionnaires were incomplete and were not included in the data analysis. ATP-30 scores indicated moderately positive attitudes toward psychiatry and mental illness. Women indicated significantly more positive attitudes than men. Of the full sample, 41% (n ¼ 31) reported treating someone with a comorbid mental health problem every day and 76% (n ¼ 57) reported treating someone every week. Conclusion: Physiotherapists in general practice in Western Australia have generally positive perceptions of psychiatry. The majority of clinicians reported treating patients with mental illness at least once a week. Participants indicated feeling underprepared to work with this patient group, a need for the undergraduate curriculum to be revised, and an overwhelming need for postgraduate training in psychiatry and mental health.Key Words: attitudes; mental health; psychiatry; survey. RÉ SUMÉObjectif : dé crire l'é tude transversale qui a é té mené e auprè s des physiothé rapeutes en pratique gé né rale de l'Australie-Occidentale afin d'explorer leur attitude à l'é gard de la psychiatrie et des maladies mentales, la fré quence à laquelle ils traitent des patients atteints de ces maladies, leur perception de la valeur de leur formation de premier cycle pour les pré parer à travailler auprè s de cette clientè le et leur avis sur les formations complé mentaires qui leur permettraient d'offrir les meilleurs soins. Mé thodes : un questionnaire a é té distribué par courrier é lectronique (110 adresses) aux dé partements de physiothé rapie de l'Australie-Occidentale. Ce questionnaire comprenait des questions sur les donné es dé mographiques des participants et leurs expé riences personnelles avec la maladie mentale, les 30 items de l'é chelle ATP-30 (« Attitudes Toward Psychiatry-30 items ») et des questions ouvertes sur leur é tat de pré paration pour travailler avec des patients souffrant de maladie mentale. Ré sultats : au total, 75 questionnaires complé té s ont é té utilisé s pour l'analyse des donné es ; 11 des questionnaires retourné s é taient incomplets et n'ont pas é té inclus. Les scores sur l'é chelle ATP-30 indiquaient des attitudes modé ré ment positives envers la psychia...

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“…The consultation emerged from a recognition that there is a need for interventions for people at risk of developing long term conditions in the UK (DH, 2011;Royal College of Psychiatrists, 2013) and internationally (Chang and Lu, 2012;Gladigau et al, 2013). There is compelling evidence that people experiencing serious mental health problems are at increased risk from obesity (Meyer et al, 2008;Seeman, 2009) and long term conditions (Gladigau et al, 2013;Osborn et al, 2007). The relationship between serious mental health problems and long term physical health problems is bi-directional, however, Naylor et al, (2012) reported that people living with a physical long term condition are two to three times more likely to experience mental health problems.…”

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Stakeholders' views about nutrition education

Clibbens

Williamson

2016

British Journal of Mental Health Nursing

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This article reports the findings from a stakeholder consultation to explore the future scope and design of nutrition education for mental health practitioners. The project aimed to consult a range of stakeholders about the scope and design of a nutrition education module in mental health. Focus groups and individual interviews were used to collect data describing the views of 39 stakeholders. A thematic analysis produced five themes to inform the development of an e-learning module. It was discovered that stakeholders felt that nutrition science was an important topic for mental health education. They felt that the need for the education was wider than mental health services and could even be useful outside healthcare. Views about an e-learning approach and the academic level were mixed. Assessing learning through an e-learning platform was also identified as a challenge.

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Increased cardiovascular risk in patients with severe mental illness

Abstract: Australians living with SMI have very high rates of cardiovascular risk factors, far in excess of the general Australian population and comparable with the ATSI population.

Cited by 42 publications

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Schizoaffective disorder and metabolic syndrome: A meta-analytic comparison with schizophrenia and other non-affective psychoses

Schizoaffective disorder and metabolic syndrome: A meta-analytic comparison with schizophrenia and other non-affective psychoses

Do Physiotherapists Have the Skill to Engage in the “Psychological” in the Bio-Psychosocial Approach?

Stakeholders' views about nutrition education

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