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Volume 46 Issue 6, November 2024
Guest Editorial
Open AccessEditorialFirst published September 13, 2024pp. 501–502
Review Article
Abstract
Background:
Medication non-adherence (MNA) presents a significant obstacle that negatively impacts
treatment effectiveness in mental health disorders. The objective of this review is
to study different types of MNA and interventions designed to enhance ...
Open AccessReview articleFirst published March 25, 2024pp. 503–510
Systematic Review/Meta-Analysis
Abstract
Background:
Earlier research on internet addiction (IA) in the adult population in India has concentrated
on isolated prevalence surveys conducted nationwide. A systematic grasp of pooled
prevalence necessitates a meta-level evaluation of all prior ...
Open AccessReview articleFirst published March 3, 2024pp. 511–520
Original Articles
Abstract
Background:
Patients with substance use disorders are common in general medical practice and are
a major risk factor for several non-communicable diseases. Appropriate screening is
a vital step for providing brief interventions which can provide a good ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published February 5, 2024pp. 521–526
Abstract
Background:
People who use psychoactive substances that are illicit have increased chances of
coming into contact with the law enforcement and criminal justice systems for different
reasons. The problem statement in terms of the need for healthcare ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published February 12, 2024pp. 527–534
Abstract
Background:
Traumatic experiences in an early phase of an individual’s life stand out as a highly
influential risk factor for poor developmental outcomes. Studies examining poor childhood
experiences revealed childhood trauma linked to a negative impact on ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published February 24, 2024pp. 535–543
Abstract
Introduction:
Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality globally.
However, uptake of AUD pharmacotherapies among clinicians has remained low. There
exists a research gap regarding clinician attitudes and the diffusion of ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published February 24, 2024pp. 544–551
Abstract
Background:
Delirium is a reversible state that, if ignored, can result in increased morbidity
and mortality. Studies from across the world have shown that nurses’ knowledge regarding
delirium is inadequate. This study is one of the very few Indian studies ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published February 25, 2024pp. 552–557
Abstract
Introduction:
Substance-use disorders (SUDs) are a public health problem. The Global Adult Tobacco
Survey (GATS) and National Family Health Survey (NFHS) provide evidence of high usage.
Hence, the National Mental Health Survey (NMHS) WB data were analyzed ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published September 25, 2024pp. 558–563
Abstract
Background:
Loneliness in the elderly is of public health importance as it is a risk factor for
adverse consequences. There is lack of data on loneliness among the elderly population
of India, especially those residing in a rural community.
Aim:
To estimate ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published February 27, 2024pp. 564–569
Abstract
Background:
Prison settings are stress-inducing environments that make individuals more vulnerable
to psychopathology. Defense styles and personality traits have long been associated
with psychopathology. The current study aimed to explain the intervening ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published March 5, 2024pp. 570–578
Abstract
Background:
In the field of psychiatry and mental health, Internet gaming disorder (IGD) is a
relatively new concept. In the past few decades, as online gaming and internet usage
became increasingly prevalent, this became a topic of concern and research. ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published March 7, 2024pp. 579–584
Practical Psychotherapy
Abstract
Background of the study:
Maladaptive daydreaming (MDD) is a mental activity that develops from unconscious
material but differs from normal daydreaming in terms of experience, content, quantity,
control, distress, and interference with everyday living. ...
Open AccessOtherFirst published March 29, 2024pp. 585–588
Viewpoint
Open AccessOtherFirst published December 6, 2023pp. 589–592
Case Series
Open AccessCase ReportFirst published October 19, 2023pp. 593–597
Letter to the Editors
Open AccessLetterFirst published March 3, 2024pp. 598–599
Open AccessLetterFirst published March 17, 2024pp. 600–601
Open AccessLetterFirst published March 25, 2024pp. 601–603
Open AccessLetterFirst published March 25, 2024pp. 603–604
Open AccessLetterFirst published April 4, 2024pp. 605–606
Open AccessLetterFirst published April 14, 2024pp. 606–607
Open AccessLetterFirst published April 16, 2024pp. 608–609
Open AccessLetterFirst published April 28, 2024pp. 610–611
Open AccessLetterFirst published May 2, 2024pp. 611–612
Comments on Published Articles
Open AccessReplyFirst published August 26, 2024pp. 613–614
Open AccessReplyFirst published August 26, 2024pp. 614–615
Open AccessReplyFirst published September 11, 2024pp. 615–616
Open AccessReplyFirst published September 11, 2024pp. 617
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