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Duration of untreated psychosis and associated sociodemographic and clinical factors in first-episode psychosis: A study from Eastern Nepal by Limbu, Suren, Nepal, Suraj, Mishra, Sanjeev Kumar

“…Objective Duration of untreated psychosis (DUP) is considered an important factor in outcome. Individual, familial and illness factors may prolong DUP. Little…”
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Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice Regarding Media Reporting on Suicide among Media Persons of a Province by Basnet, Madhur, Thapa, Prekshya, Shakya, Dhana Ratna, Nepal, Suraj, Rai, Neena, Shrestha, Kailash Khaki

“…Suicide is a global public health problem. Sensible media reporting on suicide could be useful in suicide prevention. This study aimed to evaluate the…”
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Pathways to mental health care in Nepal: a 14-center nationwide study by Gupta, Anoop Krishna, Joshi, Sulochana, Kafle, Bikram, Thapa, Ranjan, Chapagai, Manisha, Nepal, Suraj, Niraula, Abhash, Paudyal, Sreya, Sapkota, Prabhat, Poudel, Reet, Gurung, Bina Sing, Pokhrel, Prabhakar, Jha, Robin, Pandit, Sanjib, Thapaliya, Suresh, Shrestha, Shuva, Volpe, Umberto, Sartorius, Norman

“…Pathways to care studies are feasible and tested means of finding the actual routes taken by patients before reaching proper care. In view of the predominance…”
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Duration of untreated psychosis and its associated sociodemographic and clinical factors in first-episode psychosis: A study from Eastern Nepal by Limbu, Suren, Nepal, Suraj, Mishra, Sanjeev Kumar

“…Duration of untreated psychosis (DUP) is considered an important factor in outcome. Individual, familial and illness factors may prolong DUP. Little data on…”
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Point prevalence and clinical profile of patients with delirium admitted in internal medicine department at tertiary care centre in eastern Nepal: a descriptive cross-sectional study by Yogi, Tek Nath, Puri, Sujan, Shah, Bhupendra, Nepal, Suraj, Mishra, Akshat

“…Delirium, marked by acute disturbances in consciousness and cognition, remains underdiagnosed despite its significant impact on morbidity and mortality. This…”
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