Sentence examples for more complex psychiatric from inspiring English sources

They concluded that dental phobia was usually a more complex psychiatric syndrome that was puzzling, since it was more intensely experienced by patients than one would expect of other phobias.

These difficulties are critical given that a lack of scope to test more complex psychiatric reasoning in a way that a longer clinical assessment might, could affect the standing of the profession and the future care of patients.

In a recent study of our group, we found that MOH patients had a more complex profile of psychiatric comorbidity compared to episodic migraine (EM) patients.

However, psychiatric disease GWAS studies have revealed relatively few robustly associated and replicated loci [2], [3], perhaps attesting to the more complex heterogeneity underlying psychiatric disease phenotypes.

Today, older people living in residential homes and receiving home care have more complex medical and psychiatric needs than previously.

This would allow specialist clinics, which are likely to be small in size, to focus on the diagnosis of new cases and providing more specialist support to AMHS for more complex cases with psychiatric co-morbidities.

It is important to note that integration does not reduce psychiatrists' work, but rather changes the nature of their work to focus on more complex and severe psychiatric cases, while less complex cases can be managed by trained non-specialist health workers.

Patients with high CVD risk have a more complex presentation of their psychiatric disorders, greater burden of disease, less favourable response to treatment and an adverse course and outcome (1, 2).

There is surely a more complex analysis of Barlas in the psychiatric reports presented to the judge in a sealed envelope, possibly something about schizophrenia or temporal lobe epilepsy (believed to have been the cause of Joan of Arc's visions) leading to auditory and visual hallucinations of a religious nature.

This study maps existing psychiatric practice onto this more complex legal landscape to show us some of the implications.

Patients with more complex illnesses can choose to be treated in psychiatric outpatient departments found in larger cities.