Search Results - "Amering, M"

Mental Health and Human Rights of Women by Amering, M.

“…Gender equality leads to better health and mental health for women and girls as well as to better public health and mental health for all. Inequality,…”
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Mental health and human rights of women by Amering, M.

“…Introduction Mental health stigma and discrimination interact with gender inequality and the discrimination of women and girls to their mental health…”
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1747 – Recovery-orientation and peer support for mothers with mental health problems by Amering, M

“…Context Recovery is currently the guiding principle for mental health policies in English-speaking countries with growing influence internationally. Key…”
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Insight, positive and negative symptoms, hope, depression and self-stigma: a comprehensive model of mutual influences in schizophrenia spectrum disorders by Schrank, B., Amering, M., Hay, A. Grant, Weber, M., Sibitz, I.

“…Aims. Insight, positive and negative symptoms, hope, depression and self-stigma are relevant variables in schizophrenia spectrum disorders. So far, research on…”
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Power to the voice hearer - The German version of the voice power differential scale by Gmeiner, A, Gaglia, A, Habicher, S, Rumpold, T, Süßenbacher, S, Schrank, B, Amering, M

“…Voice power is an important concept in daily life of voice hearers and in the support and therapy for voice hearers who seek help. Therefore, the ability to…”
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Recovery, science and human rights by Amering, M.

“…Amering praises Slade et al for their interesting and useful work asserting that in order for recovery-orientation to survive and gain impact, research…”
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Informal caregivers of advanced-stage cancer patients: Every second is at risk for psychiatric morbidity by Rumpold, T., Schur, S., Amering, M., Kirchheiner, K., Masel, E. K., Watzke, H., Schrank, B.

“…Purpose Informal caregivers of advanced cancer patients are known to suffer from high distress due to their caregiving responsibilities. Nevertheless, a…”
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Gender-gaps and glass ceilings: A survey of gender-specific publication trends in Psychiatry between 1994 and 2014 by Süßenbacher, S, Amering, M, Gmeiner, A, Schrank, B

“…Abstract Background Within academic psychiatry, women are underrepresented in the higher academic ranks. However, basic determinants of women's lack of…”
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Mental health and human rights: Working in partnership with persons with a lived experience and their families and friends by Javed, Afzal, Amering, M

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S33-02 - Social factors in mental disorders - update on the evidence by Amering, M

“…Context Social determinants of mental health and mental illness are classic topics of social psychiatric research and practice. Objectives The broad range as…”
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S25-03 - Trialog - concept and research by Amering, M

“…The active involvement of users of services and their families and friends into mental health care and research is essential for the success of mental health…”
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The impact of the social network, stigma and empowerment on the quality of life in patients with schizophrenia by Sibitz, I, Amering, M, Unger, A, Seyringer, M.E, Bachmann, A, Schrank, B, Benesch, T, Schulze, B, Woppmann, A

“…Abstract Objective The quality of life (QOL) of patients with schizophrenia has been found to be positively correlated with the social network and empowerment,…”
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Hope as determinant for psychiatric morbidity in family caregivers of advanced cancer patients by Rumpold, T., Schur, S., Amering, M., Ebert‐Vogel, A., Kirchheiner, K., Masel, E., Watzke, H., Schrank, B.

“…Objective Home care of advanced cancer patients often has adverse effects on physical and mental health of family caregivers. Little is known about the…”
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User Involvement in Mental Health Care Teaching by Fellinger, M.J, Amering, M

“…User Involvement in mental health care teaching The emerging evidence-base forrecovery-orientation includes the urgent call for a partnership approach…”
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S58-03 Recovery - a model for common mental disorders? by Amering, M

“…Context Recovery-concepts have travelled from margin movements into mainstream mental health policy rapidly in recent years. Objectives Implications of a…”
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Recover recovery style from psychosis: a psychometric evaluation of the German version of the Recovery Style Questionnaire (RSQ) by Gruber, M, Rumpold, T, Schrank, B, Sibitz, I, Otzelberger, B, Jahn, R, Amering, M, Unger, A

“…The way an individual handles the experience of psychosis, the so-called 'recovery style', has been shown to substantially affect long-term outcomes. The…”
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P-1191 - Promoting recovery and quality of life in patients with schizophrenia by Sibitz, I, Lipp, M, Amering, M

“…Objectives The empowerment and quality of life oriented program of the day clinic might contribute to the recovery process in people with schizophrenia. The…”
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P-1307 - Being immune to stigma and being able to counteract it by Sibitz, I, Kollmann, W, Schrank, B, Amering, M

“…Background Stigma resistance, an individual's capacity to counteract the stigma of mental illness, emerged as a separate construct (Sibitz et al. 2011)…”
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P03-251 - The role of stigma resistance in persons with schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder by Kollmann, W, Amering, M, Schrank, B, Sibitz, I

“…Introduction The stigma of schizophrenia is well established as a complicating feature of psychiatric treatment. The fight against stigma and discrimination…”
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Publication trends in high impact factor journals 1994-2004 by Schrank, B, Amering, M

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