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The somatic symptoms of all participants were closely correlated with the severity of depression and anxiety (P<0.01). Patients with anxiety, older age, low education, and negative life events in the last year had more somatic symptoms.

Inpatients with MDE of somatic symptoms are common, which were significantly correlated with the severity of depression and anxiety. Further efforts should focus on early recognition and integrated care model management of patients based on their characteristics to improve their quality of life and treatment outcomes.

Inpatients with MDE of somatic symptoms are common, which were significantly correlated with the severity of depression and anxiety. Further efforts should focus on early recognition and integrated care model management of patients based on their characteristics to improve their quality of life and treatment outcomes.This study investigated the association between short-term risk assessment measured by the Brøset Violence Checklist (BVC) and imminent violence using repeated measurements and differentiating violence characteristics and gender. All patients admitted to an acute psychiatric ward during one year (N = 528) were included. Logistic regression and generalized linear mixed model (GLMM) analyses were conducted. Results confirmed BVC's suitability for both male and female inpatients throughout their hospitalization also when differentiating threats and physical violence, and adjusting for diagnostic subpopulations and circadian variability. Results point to modified interpretations of the BVC sum scores. Inflammation inhibitor Future research should adjust for repeated measurements.Social determinants of health is a concept relevant to parenting in two ways. First, parenting behavior is a social determinant for child health and development; effective parenting is essential for successful emotional, physical and cognitive development. Second, social determinants of health are critical to the development and sustainability of adequate parenting behaviors, which, in term, are a social determinant of child health. Key social determinants related to parenting include economic stability, education, social and community context, neighborhood and built environment, access to health care and parenting interventions, and racism.HIV infection during pregnancy, may present risk of developing depression during pregnancy and postpartum. This psychiatric mood disorder, and many others such as anxiety and HIV-related post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have been reported prevalent among pregnant and non-pregnant women living with HIV (WLWH). Multiple studies have found associations between social determinants of health and depressive symptoms in this population. However, despite deleterious effects on mother and child which may include suicidal ideations and infant death, only very few studies have examined this phenomenon for peripartum women, particularly Black women- a population prone to living in poor social and economic environments. Therefore, guided by the socio-ecologic model, this study examined predictors of peripartum depressive symptoms among Black peripartum WLWH. The study was a secondary data analysis of 143 Black women seen at special prenatal and women's health clinics in Miami, South Florida, USA. More than half of the women who experienced peripartum depressive symptoms (PDS) (n = 81, 57%) were of low socio-economic status. Low income was associated with increased odds of experiencing PDS. Women who endorsed intimate partner violence/abuse (IPV/A) were 6.5 times more likely to experience PDS; and compared to women with 1 or no childcare burden, women with 2 children-care burden were 4.6 times more likely to experience PDS. These findings demonstrate the negative impact of social factors on the psychological health of Black peripartum WLWH. Burdensome interpersonal relationships may have deleterious effects and trigger PDS among these women. Implications for nursing practice, education and research are also discussed.

Stressful environments can have significant effects on an individual and lead to burnout. Psychological consequences of burnout include trauma reactions, depression, anxiety and substance use disorders. Resilience, a protective mechanism can mitigate the negative impact of burnout.

This study utilizes an exploratory correlational design to determine whether or not there is 1) a similar correlation between resilience and burnout between psychiatric nurses working in a high stress environment and students who are naive to the high stress academic environment and 2) a higher level of resilience in the psychiatric nurses compared to the healthcare students.

A significant inverse relationship was observed with respect to resilience and burnout in both the professional nurse and student groups. However, the inpatient psychiatric nurse group was not found to have a higher level of resilience than the student group, when controlling for age.

This suggests that resilience to burnout is not related to the work environment but life experience (age) was found to be a factor related resilience in this sample.

This suggests that resilience to burnout is not related to the work environment but life experience (age) was found to be a factor related resilience in this sample.The objective of this retrospective study was to evaluate serum cobalamin concentrations before and after oral cobalamin supplementation in dogs with low serum cobalamin concentrations and exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI). Eighteen dogs with serum trypsin-like immunoreactivities between less then 1.0-2.7 μg/L (reference interval, 5.2-35 μg/L) and serum cobalamin concentrations ≤350 ng/L (reference interval, 244-959 ng/L) were enrolled. All dogs were treated with oral cyanocobalamin according to a previously described protocol (0.25-1.0 mg daily, depending on bodyweight). Median (range) serum cobalamin concentrations at inclusion was 188 ng/L ( less then 111-350 ng/L), which increased significantly to 1000 ng/L (794-2385 ng/L; P less then 0.001) after cobalamin supplementation for 19-199 days (median, 41 days). Oral cobalamin supplementation is a potential alternative to parenteral supplementation in dogs with EPI.