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Depression and anxiety in family caregivers of patients with schizophrenia in tunisia by Njah, D, Lagha, M, Boudriga, S, Homri, W, I Ben romdhane, Labbene, R

“…IntroductionAround 1% of the general population have schizophrenia. It dramatically affects not only the patients who suffer from it, but also their family…”
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Fate of the first Brief Psychotic Disorder in hospitalised patients by Bouguerra, I., Homri, W., Lagha, M., Ben Romdhan, I., Bram, N., Labben, R.

“…Introduction Brief Psychotic Disorder (BPD), defined according to the DSM-5 by the presence of delusions and/or hallucinations and/or disorganised speech…”
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Exploring the Digital Mental Health Literacy of the Tunisian population: A Cross-sectional Online Survey by Chehaider, O, Lagha, M, Adouni, A, I Ben Romdhane, Homri, W, Labbane, R

“…IntroductionIn the digital age, the landscape of mental health information dissemination and consumption in Tunisia has experienced a profound transformation…”
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Navigating Mental Health Support in Tunisia’s Digital Age: Preferences, Challenges, and Paradoxes-An online survey by Chhaider, O, Lagha, M, Adouni, A, I Ben Romdhane, Homri, W, Labbane, R

“…IntroductionThe digital age has transformed mental health support in Tunisia. This study explores how individuals seek assistance for mental health concerns…”
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Psychological impact of pediatric cancer : a cross-sectional study among thirty parents by Zouari, A., Homri, W., Mokrani, A., Meddeb, K., Mezelini, A., Labbane, R.

“…Introduction The diagnosis of pediatric cancer is a traumatic event that is considered to be one of the most adverse situations the child and his family can…”
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Tunisian medical students’ attitudes and views of psychiatry by Boudriga, S, Lagha, M, Njah, D, Dakhli, A, I Ben romdhane, Homri, W, Labbene, R

“…IntroductionAccording to the World Health Organization (WHO), there is a chronic shortage of psychiatrists on a global scale. In Tunisia, we only have 287…”
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Quality of Life (QoL) among medical students in Tunisia: a study using the WHOQOL-BREF instrument by Njah, D., Lagha, M., Boudriga, S., Homri, W., Ben Romdhane, I., Labbene, R.

“…Introduction Mental health problems such as stress, anxiety and depression have been described among medical students and are associated with poor academic and…”
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Cardiovascular risk in patients with bipolar disorder in Tunisia by Njah, D, Lagha, M, Boudriga, S, Homri, W, I Ben romdhane, Labbene, R

“…IntroductionBipolar disorder (BD) is a multisystemic disorder affecting not only thymic regulation but also immunologic function and cardiovascular status. In…”
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Difficulties in emotional regulation in a Tunisian university setting by Boudriga, S, Lagha, M, Methni, M, Y Ben youssef, I Ben romdhane, Homri, W, Labbane, R

“…IntroductionEmotion regulation is the conscious or automatic control of emotions to adapt, cope, and maintain well-being. Effective emotion regulation is…”
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Assessing the relationships between emotion regulation, depression, anxiety, and stress symptoms in a Tunisian University Setting by Boudriga, S, Lagha, M, Methni, M, Y Ben Youssef, I Ben Romdhane, Homri, W, Labbane, R

“…IntroductionDifficulties in emotion regulation are known to be associated with various mental health problems, particularly depression, and…”
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Suicidal behaviors in mental illness: A case-control study. Suicidal behaviors in mental illness: A case-control study by Boumnijel, A, Rouached, S, Boudriga, S, Lagha, M, Homri, W, I Ben Rhomdhane, Labbane, R

“…IntroductionThe assessment of suicide risk remains a critical concern, especially within the psychiatric community. Mental health professionals continually…”
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Exploring the legacy of Ibn Imrân’s Treatise on melancholia in contemporary psychiatry by Boudriga, S, Lagha, M, Methni, M, Y Ben youssef, I Ben romdhane, Homri, W, Labbane, R

“…IntroductionMelancholia is a concept deeply intertwined with the history of mood disorders in psychiatry. Isháq Ibn Imrân, a prominent Arab-Muslim physician of…”
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Attitude of tunisian psychiatry residents toward internet searches for patient informations by Y Ben Youssef, Lagha, M, Boudriga, S, Methni, M, I Ben Romdhane, Homri, W, Labbane, R

“…IntroductionIn the age of digital information, the volume of personal information available online continues to grow. Examining patients’ online profiles has…”
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Psychological Impact of parental cancer on children by Falfel, D., Korbi, S., Berrazaga, Y., Mejri, N., Homri, W., Boussen, H., Labbane, R.

“…Introduction Cancer is often a diagnosis that generates instability in many Tunisian families. Children of parents with cancer may respond differently to the…”
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Tunisian parents’ expectations and approaches regarding sex education of their children according to their age: a cross-sectional study by Rouached, S, Rouached, M, Lagha, M, Boudriga, S, Boumnijel, A, Dakhli, A, Zakhama, K, I Ben Romdhane, Homri, W, Labbane, R

“…IntroductionAdolescents often lack vital information for making wise sexual and reproductive decisions, leading to risks like abuse, unwanted pregnancies, and…”
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Acute family marital psychosis by Falfel, D., Homri, W., Ghrissi, F., Stambouli, M., Bechir, M. Ben, Mouelhi, L., Bram, N., Romdhane, I. Ben, Labbane, R.

“…Introduction Acute marital psychosis is an acute psychotic episode occurring in a particular context which is marriage. In fact, marriage represents an event…”
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Burnout in Tunisian medical residents: About 149 cases by Ben Zid, A, Homri, W, Ben Romdhane, I, Bram, N, Labbane, R

“…Burnout is a professional psychological chronic stress-induced syndrome defined by three dimensions: emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and low personal…”
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Factitious disorders in dermatology: Value of the dissociative state concept by Fekih-Romdhane, F, Homri, W, Labbane, R

“…Factitious disorders in dermatology consist of intentionally self-inflicted skin lesions that vary in morphology and distribution and occur on surfaces readily…”
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Working Memory in Schizophrenia by Medini, F, Ben Romdhane, I, Homri, W, Belkiria, A, Labbene, R

“…Introduction Working memory refers to a restrictedsystem for the temporary maintenanceand information processing capacity. His exploration inpatients with…”
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Clinical, Evolutionary and Therapeutic Characteristics of Mixed States by Medini, F, Homri, W, Ben Romdhane, I, Belkiria, A, Labbane, R

“…Introduction Mixed states are very common although largely under identified. They pose a real problem for clinical characterization. Their features, in…”
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