Schizophrenia in The Context of Mental Health Services in Palestine: a literature review

Marie, Mohammed Ali M.; Shaabna, Zareefa; Saleh, Manahel

doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-16916/v2

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“…This political pressure has a promise to stop the ethnic cleaning policy against Palestinians, promote justice and peace in the region. On the other hand, Palestinians need to enhance their resilience [ 70 ] and reduce the risk of developing mental illness such as PTSD, anxiety [ 71 ] and schizophrenia [ 72 ].…”

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Mental health consequences of home demolition policy towered Palestinians: Literature review

Marie

SaadAdeen

2021

Int J Ment Health Syst

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Home demolition is considered a miserable and frequent reality of life for thousands of Palestinian people. Recently, in January 2020, at least 44 structures were demolished by Israeli forces, displacing at least 87 people. Studies have revealed high levels of stress was associated with losing a family home during home demolition, and the stress doesn’t only carry out immediate effects but also long-term mental consequences. This paper aims to provide an overview of the literature and established studies related to the mental health consequences of home demolitions in Palestine. Methods PubMed, Science Direct, Semantic Scholar and Google Scholar were used to search for materials for the critical analysis of empirical articles. The following aspects were taken into consideration: study type, sample, and key findings. Results In this review, nine studies related to mental health consequences of home demolition were found and considered in this paper. The results indicate depression, stress, anxiety, phobias and lack of hope in the future are mutual themes running throughout the lives of those Palestinian families who have actually experienced home demolition along with those who have experienced a constant threat of demolition to their homes. In addition, many of life stressors such as lack of educational opportunities, low incomes, and a tendency to live in poor housing conditions after and before demolition also play a role in developing serious mental disorders. Conclusion As primary prevention, the practice of home demolition in Palestine has to be ended. In addition to conduct a constant monitoring of the resulting displacement and the damage caused, and ensuring the necessary assistance in particular mental health and psychological support for victims of home demolitions.

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Mental health consequences of home demolition policy towered Palestinians: Literature review

Marie

SaadAdeen

2021

Int J Ment Health Syst

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“…Skizofrenia selain merupakan gangguan jiwa berat menjadi penyakit yang menakutkan. Skizofrenia memiliki gejala diantaranya delusi, halusinasi, bicara tidak konsisten perilaku, bahkan munculnya gejala lain yang berdampak ketidakmampuan dalam menjalankan fungsi sosialnya atau pekerjaan (Marie, et al, 2020). Sementara itu pasien skizofrenia mengalami dampak serius yang terjadi pada keluarga mereka.…”

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Faktor Karakteristik dalam Kejadian Kekambuhan pada Pasien Skizofrenia

Putri

Agustia

2022

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Characteristics are factors that contribute to the recurrence factor, this can have an impact on decreasing the quality of life for both patients and families. This study aims to determine the characteristic factors that influence recurrence in schizophrenic patients. The method used in this study is a cross-sectional approach with a sampling technique using the purposive sampling method, the number of samples obtained in 81 patients. The research instrument used a sociodemographic questionnaire and the frequency of recurrence. Bivariate analysis using Fisher's test. The results indicate that the respondents are in late adulthood 55 (45.5%), with most of them being female 42 (51,9%), with the last education being SMA/SMK 42 (51.9%) and a small portion not working/housewife 32 (39.5%). The frequency of recurrence was in the low category 47 (58%). There was a correlation between age characteristics and relapse of schizophrenia patients (p-value<0.05), but statistically, no significant correlation was found on the characteristics of sex, education, and occupation. Patient characteristics are part of the factors that cause recurrence, however, adherence to medication and good family support can minimize the incidence of recurrence and improve quality of life.

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Schizophrenia in The Context of Mental Health Services in Palestine: a literature review

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Mental health consequences of home demolition policy towered Palestinians: Literature review

Mental health consequences of home demolition policy towered Palestinians: Literature review

Faktor Karakteristik dalam Kejadian Kekambuhan pada Pasien Skizofrenia

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