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The interrater reliability of the psychotic inpatient profile

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1977
The interrater reliabilities of the 12 scales of the Psychotic Inpatient Profile (PIP) were assessed in three independent samples. These reliabilities were found to be consistently low for the three samples. Several possible sources of low reliability were investigated, and evidence to support the hypothesis that consistent rater biases might have ...
R A, Knight, P H, Blaney
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A Wellness Class for Inpatients with Psychotic Disorders

Journal of Psychiatric Practice, 2006
The purpose of this project was to educate inpatients with psychotic disorders, many of whom were taking second-generation antipsychotics, about lifestyle changes they can make to combat weight gain.All inpatients on a Veterans Affairs acute inpatient schizophrenia treatment unit were invited to a 30-minute, didactic presentation given by a medical ...
Donna A, Wirshing, Rebecca A, Smith, Zachary D, Erickson, Shirley J, Mena, William C, Wirshing   +4 more
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Validation Study of the Psychotic Inpatient Profile

Psychological Reports, 1970
Validity data on the Psychotic Inpatient Profile (PIP), a revision of the Psychotic Reaction Profile, were obtained by comparing ratings of closed- (locked) ward versus open-ward patients and admissions versus releases. Discriminant analyses differentiated the groups in each comparison at the .01 level.
N D, Vestre, R, Zimmermann
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Preventing Suicide among Psychiatric Inpatients with Psychotic Depression

Psychiatric Quarterly, 2019
To investigate which factors individuals with a psychotic depression experience as preventive of suicide while beeing hospitalized. Semi-structured qualitative interviews with nine inpatients, all hospitalized for a unipolar or bipolar depressive episode with psychosis, were conducted at time of discharge.
Kristin J. Fredriksen, Margrethe A. Schaufel, Jan O. Johannessen, Fredrik A. Walby, Larry Davidson, Helle K. Schoeyen   +5 more
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Cannabis abuse and severity of psychotic and affective disorders in Israeli psychiatric inpatients.

Comprehensive Psychiatry, 2010
The influence of cannabis abuse on the severity of existing psychotic and affective symptoms is still unclear. Among 470 consecutively admitted psychotic or affective patients, 54 active (in the previous month) cannabis abusers were detected via urine tests (Sure Step TM kits; Applied Biotech Inc, San Diego, Calif) and Structured Clinical Interview for
G. Katz, R. Durst, E. Shufman, R. Bar-Hamburger, L. Grunhaus   +4 more
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Group Psychotherapy for the Overtly Psychotic Inpatient

Perspectives in Psychiatric Care, 1989
Overtly psychotic patients can be managed in a flexible psychotherapy group. Specific guidelines for admission to the group coupled with special consideration and techniques by the group therapists contributed to the success of one such group.
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Acceptance and commitment therapy for psychiatric inpatients with psychotic symptoms

2021
Cognitive behavior therapy has been demonstrated in a number of randomized controlled trials to be efficacious for the treatment of psychosis. Emerging evidence suggests the usefulness of related mindfulness/acceptance-based approaches for this population. The current study was designed to replicate and extend previous findings by Bach and Hayes (2002).
Brandon A. Gaudiano, James D. Herbert
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Dissociative and Psychotic Experiences of Adolescents Admitted to a Psychiatric Inpatient Unit

Journal of Trauma & Dissociation, 2012
A positive correlation between the incidences of dissociative and psychotic experiences has been consistently reported in a variety of adult populations. The present study was a preliminary investigation of the association between dissociative and psychotic experiences in adolescents requiring inpatient mental health care.
Jessica, Goren, Lisa, Phillips, Megan, Chapman, Bob, Salo   +3 more
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Differences in social class among psychotic patients at inpatient admission

Psychiatric Services, 1995
A cross-sectional assessment of differences in social class and other sociodemographic variables at hospital admission for patients with psychotic disorders was carried out through a systematic survey of psychotic patients admitted to greater Baltimore psychiatric facilities between 1983 and 1989. Female patients, first-admission patients, and patients
C, Muntaner, P, Wolyniec, J, McGrath, A E, Pulver   +3 more
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NEW DIRECTIONS IN THE INPATIENT TREATMENT OF PSYCHOTIC CHILDREN IN A TRAINING CENTER

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1963
A review is presented of the treatment of 12 autistic and symbiotic psychotic children over a period of years at the Univesity of Michigan Children's Psychiatric Hospital. The paper focuses upon the effects of two contrasting treatment programs and their relation to problems specific to the treatment of these children in a training center.
J P, KEMPH, A C, CAIN, S M, FINCH
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