… QOL in patients suffering from schizophrenia and OCD attending our psychiatric centre in …
the impact of mental illnesses on different domains of patient’s life. This might help us to …

… it is through autonomy that our character is shaped. It is the exercise of our autonomy that …
A distinction should be made between an autonomous person and an autonomous action. This …

… a single trained neurologist and psychiatrist, at both acute and chronic stages, specifically,
approximately 2 weeks and 1, 3, and 6 months after stroke onset. Patients were screened and …

… Public attitudes to the quality ofpsy 鄄 chiatric treatment, psychiatric patients, and prevalence
… Autonomy and the right torefuse treatment: patients 蒺attitudes after involuntary medication. …

… This study comprised 64 elderly patients with first-time acute lacunar infarction, who were
admitted to the Geriatric Ward in our hospital within 24 hours of onset of lacunar infarction. …

… environment of psychiatric nurses should be considered when nursing managers draw up
management strategies. Key words: psychiatric nurse; work environment; influencing factors …

… In this study, 78 Chinese Han patients with late-onset Alzheimer’s disease were recruited
form Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in China. APOE, APOC1, and LRP genotyping was …

… The total satisfaction score of 803 hospitalized patients was 90.04±15.34, 88.9% of the
patients were satisfied with our nursing work. The satisfaction scores presented better score in life …

… from sALS patients highlight mitochondrial participation in the establishment of autonomous
mechanisms associated with sALS. iPSC-derived MNs from ALS patients uncover significant …

… A discussion of a recent case triggering a public debate of psychiatric abuses against
complainant in this article shows that the state’s repression of complaints aggravates the problem it …