Furthermore, Mr. Hehir said, charters in some cities educate only a minuscule proportion of students with severe disabilities like mental retardation, in comparison with regular public schools.
From Fig. 2, it is observed that 1st and 2nd reflection coefficients offer better discriminative features between two classes of mental tasks in comparison with other two reflection coefficients.
The Amharic translation has previously been validated and used in Ethiopia for assessing common mental disorder in comparison with the gold standard of psychiatric assessment [ 42- 44].
As for educational level and job title, teachers with doctor and master degree tended to have impaired mental QOL in comparison with those with bachelor degree, while assistants reported better physical QOL than professors, associated professors and lecturers.
In a recent study from Denmark, it was also concluded that refugees have an increased risk of mental illness in comparison with native-born Danes measured by the number of first time contacts with the psychiatric hospital system [ 17].
This makes desirable to clarify the impact of cancer on physical and mental capabilities in comparison with that of conditions such as CHF, COPD and diabetes mellitus which were highly prevalent in geriatric series proven to benefit form geriatric assessment [ 6- 9].
More impairment in total and three subscale scores was observed for the group with mental health abnormalities in comparison with the group with no mental health problems but the differences were markedly lower compared to the 4-week occurrence of hay fever.
The main findings of the present study were that the intervention group of police officer students post intervention had improved their attitudes toward people with mental illness, were more positive to interact in the future and had improved their mental health literacy, in comparison with police officer students in the non-intervention group.
Furthermore, those mid-life and older women who reported increased physical activity by more than 2 MET hours per week demonstrated a reduced risk of later mental ill-health in comparison with those who did not increase physical activity.
Results also showed that mid-life and older women who reported increased physical activity over time demonstrated a reduced risk of later mental ill-health in comparison with those that did not increase physical activity.
