Search Results - "Kianpoor, Mohsen"

Suicidality among university students in the Eastern Mediterranean region: A systematic review by Fadakar, Hasti, Kim, Jane, Saunders, Lauren C., Kamel, Mostafa M., Kianpoor, Mohsen, Moghadam, Arash Hoseyni, Hayati, Dianah, Ramadhan, Noor, Maragha, Tala, Meyer, Maximilian, Jang, Kerry, Krausz, Reinhard M.

“…The prevalence of suicide attempts and suicidal ideation among university students is a global concern. Cultural values, social determinants, religion, and…”
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Secondary traumatic stress, dissociative and somatization symptoms in spouses of veterans with PTSD in Zahedan, Iran by Kianpoor, Mohsen, Rahmanian, Parisa, Mojahed, Azizollah, Amouchie, Ramin

“…Secondary traumatic stress is a disorder which occurs in spouses and people with close relation to someone with posttraumatic stress disorder. Like PTSD, it…”
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Sleep patterns and habits in high school students in Iran by Ghanizadeh, Ahmad, Kianpoor, Mohsen, Rezaei, Mehdi, Rezaei, Hadi, Moini, Rozita, Aghakhani, Kamran, Ahmadi, Jamshid, Moeini, Seyed Reza

“…Sleep patterns and habits in high school students in Iran have not been well studied to date. This paper aims to re-address this balance and analyse sleep…”
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Djinnati syndrome: Symptoms and prevalence in rural population of Baluchistan (southeast of Iran) by Bakhshani, Nour Mohammad, Hosseinbore, Nasrin, Kianpoor, Mohsen

“…Abstract Objective The present study describes “Djinnati,” a culture-bound syndrome and examines its prevalence and demographic attributes such as age, gender…”
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Trauma, Dissociation,and High-Risk Behaviors by kianpoor, Mohsen, Bakhshani, Nour-Mohammad

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Evaluation of Sleep Disorders in Wartime Chemically Injured Veterans with Sleep-Related Complaints: Self-Report vs. Polysomnographic Measures by Amouchie, Ramin, Kianpoor, Mohsen, Tavallaii, Abbas, Vahedi, Ensieh, Hatamnejad, Yasser, Masoumi, Sarah, Abasian, Mahboobe, Saffarian, Zahra, Abasian, Maryam, Sadeghkhani, Ali

“…BACKGROUND: Sleep disorders are among the most common problems experienced by chemically injured veterans, affecting their quality of life and their general…”
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