Category: Mental Health & Psychiatry
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Younger patients with prior self-harm were more likely to present after suicide attempts
This research indicates that younger patients with a history of suicidal behavior and non-suicidal self-injury were more likely to be evaluated after a suicide attempt.
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CSIS employees reported mental health symptoms and unique stigma
This research indicates that many Canadian Security Intelligence Service employees reported mental health symptoms or diagnoses, along with work-related hypervigilance, sleep disturbance, and stigma linked to secrecy.
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Adaptive leadership linked to greater employee resilience
This research indicates that adaptive leadership is associated with stronger employee resilience and hope, while also reducing change-related uncertainty.
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Positive social experiences predicted desire for interaction in schizophrenia
This research indicates that in Veterans with psychosis, greater social rewards and better performance appraisals were linked to wanting future social interaction, but not to having more later interactions.
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Risk-stratified screening may detect more perinatal mental health risk
This research indicates that perinatal depression and anxiety are often under-detected when screening relies only on depression-centered tools, and that adding sexual function, self-esteem, body image, and psychosocial context may improve risk identification.
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School-based programs showed some effects for recently arrived immigrant youth
This research indicates that some school-based programs for recently arrived immigrant adolescents had effects on intended outcomes, but the evidence is limited.
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Reasoning-based LLMs predicted 12-week antidepressant remission
This research indicates that reasoning-based large language models, especially with research-informed prompting, can help predict 12-week remission in patients with depressive disorder receiving antidepressant monotherapy.
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Guideline recommendations on self-harm tools rest on limited evidence
This research indicates that the NICE self-harm guideline made strong recommendations about risk assessment tools despite very limited evidence and acknowledged gaps in the evidence base.
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Integrated refugee mental health depends on trust and coordination
This research indicates that trust, connection, proactivity, and moral commitment helped enable better integrated mental health care for refugees across clients, providers, and services.
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Scoping review finds gaps in intergenerational trauma research
This research indicates that intergenerational trauma in forcibly displaced populations from Latin America and the Caribbean is under-studied and defined inconsistently.
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