This is a Lacanian exploration ! Which means the work only exists within the terms of Lacan's set of theories about how the world, including the human mind, is. That Diserholt doesn't concern herself with the reality of ME/CFS for patients, nor with medical science is of no consequence for the...
That's the SNOWMED code for CFS - https://snomedbrowser.com/Codes/Details/52702003
For explanation of (UK) SNOWMED https://digital.nhs.uk/services/terminology-and-classifications/snomed-ct
You'll see on the CFS code page that the ICD.10 equivalent is G.933 which is listed under diseases of...
Daily Mirror: Chaminda Jayanetti
Major study on how benefit sanctions hit health is SCRAPPED after DWP pulls out
A major study on how benefit sanctions hit poor Brits’ health has been scrapped after Tory ministers quietly pulled out.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has decided...
The promise of a model-based psychiatry: building computational models of mental ill health
Tobias U Hauser, Vasilisa Skvortsova, Munmun De Choudhury, Nikolaos Koutsouleris
Summary
Computational models have great potential to revolutionise psychiatry research and clinical practice. These...
Compassion-focused therapy
Compassion-focused therapy integrates techniques from:
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)
Developmental psychology
Evolutionary psychology
Social psychology
Neuroscience
Buddhist philosophy
How does CFT work?
According to CFT theory, there are three emotion...
Disease burden is complex and there's no reason to conclude that issues with diagnosing disease separates the UK from its comparators. One way to make comparisons across populations is to use Disability-Adjusted Life Years (DALYs)...
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Perhaps a distraction as Cognitive status isn't included in the above list, but Evoked Potentials if relevant to ME/CFS offer a possibility of providing objective measurement of neurological change, which to date hass only been explored in limited studies*.
The clinical role of...
Posting this here as although only tangential to COVID, it provides a useful caution about UK stats post epidemic - very much an outlier when comes to the 'out of work due to illness' figures:
and
Is the recognition of multimorbity not an advance in the field - for example understanding addiction in an individual as a separate health issue from the Bipolar illness for which the patient is self medicating with addictive substances ?
Deserves a dedicated reading which I don't currently have the reserves for, however on a skim through it looks like a thorough piece of work that stands up on its own terms. The author had sheer bad luck that their period of study didn't encompass the publication of NICE 2021, although she does...
Written evidence submitted by Professor Michael Sharpe, Professor of Psychiatry at Oxford University, UK (MHB0001) Mental health act and general hospitals
"I write as a professor of psychiatry who specialises in psychiatry in the general hospital. My point is a brief one: Has the new act and...
"Yochai Re’em, M.D., is a psychiatrist and psychotherapist in New York City, and a Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medicine. He completed his psychiatry training at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medicine and earned his medical degree at NYU. Re’em has a...
No statement of limitations. I don't think a paper should sound quite so pleased with itself. My overriding gripe - not one appearance of the word "epidemiology".
UK primary care - mainly GP run health centres, don't routinely have diagnostic tech onsite, so the GPs refer a patient on to what are usually hospital based technician run services, prior to (where diagnostics indicate) further referral to a hospital based Specialist Consultant led team...
For non UKers - the Panorama programme is the oldest documentary format on the BBC - highly respected and generally of sound, and frequently of excellent quality.
I watched the Mental Health Unit exposé in full on the day of broadcast - it is available on the BBC website for streaming...
Leaflet available online, cost £1 - https://meassociation.org.uk/product/anaesthetics-your-questions-answered/
Not personal experience but you might want to focus on Pre Anaesthesia drugs where there may be more latitude in choice/avoidance/inclusion than on the actual GA being used...
https://www.actionforme.org.uk/news/%E2%80%8Bmedia-guidelines-consultation-thank-you/
"Media Guidelines consultation: thank you
September 15, 2022
Last month, we launched a consultation on our new media guidelines for journalists, and it closed earlier this week.
We received a lot of...
Aside from the other issues already raised, problems arise from the lack of precision in the statement that "75% are not in school or work" - the formulation needs to be of the order:
"X% of school or working age people with ME/CFS are in either education or employment"
or the reverse...
The vaccine that is implicated here is the controversial Russian designed Sputnik V. Even if there is some linkage between the patient's ill health and the vaccine, this is unlikely to tell us anything about COVID 19 vaccines generally...
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