Bipolar I disorder in remission vs. schizophrenia in remission: Is there a difference in burden?

Experience of Shame Mediates the Relationship Between Pathological Narcissism and Suicidal Ideation in Psychiatric Outpatients

“…Further, this instrument has been used as a measure of suicidality in various clinical samples (e.g., bipolar and schizophrenia patients; Esan et al., ) and showed meaningful associations with previously known biological correlates of suicidality (Zhang et al., ). Because the SUAS‐S assesses five different aspects of suicidal phenomena that exhibit somewhat different associations with related measures of psychopathology, we used only the suicidal ideation subscale (five items) given its unambiguous content and high overlap with the gold standard, clinician‐rated (the Clinical Global Impression of Severity of Suicidality Scale) and self‐report (the Beck Scale for Suicidal Ideation) measures of suicidality (Koldsland et al., ).…”

Predictors of quality of life in bipolar disorder: A path analytical study

“…BD is known to lead to impairments in QoL even in periods of euthymia, when patients are expected to be largely symptom-free. According to the literature, the impact of BD on QoL can be similar to that of schizophrenia (Esan et al, 2017), a condition known to have a severe and lasting influence on QoL (Domenech et al, 2018). In BD, poor QoL is also associated with several negative outcomes, including low resilience, internalized stigma and residual depressive symptoms (Post et al, 2018).…”