TED (Trazodone Effectiveness in Depression): effectiveness of trazodone extended-release in subjects with unsatisfactory response to SSRIs
CONCLUSIONS: The results showed that effectiveness of trazodone XR in the treatment of patients with MDD who did not respond to SSRIs administered as first-line treatment of a particular depressive episode was comparable to that noted in patients treated de novo. Furthermore, trazodone XR effectively improved depression, anxiety, insomnia, anhedonia and psychosocial functioning in both studied groups. Additionally, trazodone XR as secondline treatment improved sexual functions in male subjects previously treated with SSRIs.PMID:38484384 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/174432 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 14, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Marcin Siwek Adrian Andrzej Chrobak Anna Julia Krupa Aleksandra Gorostowicz Adrian Gerlich Andrzej Juryk Dominika Dudek Source Type: research

Volunteers' psychological condition during the war in Ukraine - a survey
CONCLUSIONS: Impact of volunteering on one's mental well-being ranged from positive to detrimental. Initial mood had significant impact on mental well-being after volunteering. The phenomenon of indirect trauma among non-professional volunteers is not sufficiently explored yet and requires further research.PMID:38452295 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/171413 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 7, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Patryk Rodek Karolina Kucia Artur Pastuszka Wojciech M ędrala Krzysztof Kucia Source Type: research

Analysis of the feelings of patients with HIV/AIDS and HCV in contact with health professionals. Assessment based on cases of stigmatisation and discrimination
CONCLUSIONS: Stigmatisation and discrimination by medical staff against patients were, according to the respondents, linked to fear of infection but confirmation of this relationship would require further research. In the course of these cases, patients experienced pejorative verbal evaluation, impediment or denial of health services, which could have specific health consequences. These types of attitudes had a negative impact on their emotional state.PMID:38452318 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/169912 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 7, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Maciej Rogala Piotr Brzyski Daria Biechowska Ewa Donesch-Je żo Iwona Kowalska-Bobko Magdalena Kozela Karolina Koziara Source Type: research

Volunteers' psychological condition during the war in Ukraine - a survey
CONCLUSIONS: Impact of volunteering on one's mental well-being ranged from positive to detrimental. Initial mood had significant impact on mental well-being after volunteering. The phenomenon of indirect trauma among non-professional volunteers is not sufficiently explored yet and requires further research.PMID:38452295 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/171413 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 7, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Patryk Rodek Karolina Kucia Artur Pastuszka Wojciech M ędrala Krzysztof Kucia Source Type: research

Analysis of the feelings of patients with HIV/AIDS and HCV in contact with health professionals. Assessment based on cases of stigmatisation and discrimination
CONCLUSIONS: Stigmatisation and discrimination by medical staff against patients were, according to the respondents, linked to fear of infection but confirmation of this relationship would require further research. In the course of these cases, patients experienced pejorative verbal evaluation, impediment or denial of health services, which could have specific health consequences. These types of attitudes had a negative impact on their emotional state.PMID:38452318 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/169912 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 7, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Maciej Rogala Piotr Brzyski Daria Biechowska Ewa Donesch-Je żo Iwona Kowalska-Bobko Magdalena Kozela Karolina Koziara Source Type: research

Volunteers' psychological condition during the war in Ukraine - a survey
CONCLUSIONS: Impact of volunteering on one's mental well-being ranged from positive to detrimental. Initial mood had significant impact on mental well-being after volunteering. The phenomenon of indirect trauma among non-professional volunteers is not sufficiently explored yet and requires further research.PMID:38452295 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/171413 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 7, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Patryk Rodek Karolina Kucia Artur Pastuszka Wojciech M ędrala Krzysztof Kucia Source Type: research

Analysis of the feelings of patients with HIV/AIDS and HCV in contact with health professionals. Assessment based on cases of stigmatisation and discrimination
CONCLUSIONS: Stigmatisation and discrimination by medical staff against patients were, according to the respondents, linked to fear of infection but confirmation of this relationship would require further research. In the course of these cases, patients experienced pejorative verbal evaluation, impediment or denial of health services, which could have specific health consequences. These types of attitudes had a negative impact on their emotional state.PMID:38452318 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/169912 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 7, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Maciej Rogala Piotr Brzyski Daria Biechowska Ewa Donesch-Je żo Iwona Kowalska-Bobko Magdalena Kozela Karolina Koziara Source Type: research

Volunteers' psychological condition during the war in Ukraine - a survey
CONCLUSIONS: Impact of volunteering on one's mental well-being ranged from positive to detrimental. Initial mood had significant impact on mental well-being after volunteering. The phenomenon of indirect trauma among non-professional volunteers is not sufficiently explored yet and requires further research.PMID:38452295 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/171413 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 7, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Patryk Rodek Karolina Kucia Artur Pastuszka Wojciech M ędrala Krzysztof Kucia Source Type: research

Analysis of the feelings of patients with HIV/AIDS and HCV in contact with health professionals. Assessment based on cases of stigmatisation and discrimination
CONCLUSIONS: Stigmatisation and discrimination by medical staff against patients were, according to the respondents, linked to fear of infection but confirmation of this relationship would require further research. In the course of these cases, patients experienced pejorative verbal evaluation, impediment or denial of health services, which could have specific health consequences. These types of attitudes had a negative impact on their emotional state.PMID:38452318 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/169912 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 7, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Maciej Rogala Piotr Brzyski Daria Biechowska Ewa Donesch-Je żo Iwona Kowalska-Bobko Magdalena Kozela Karolina Koziara Source Type: research

Volunteers' psychological condition during the war in Ukraine - a survey
CONCLUSIONS: Impact of volunteering on one's mental well-being ranged from positive to detrimental. Initial mood had significant impact on mental well-being after volunteering. The phenomenon of indirect trauma among non-professional volunteers is not sufficiently explored yet and requires further research.PMID:38452295 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/171413 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 7, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Patryk Rodek Karolina Kucia Artur Pastuszka Wojciech M ędrala Krzysztof Kucia Source Type: research

Analysis of the feelings of patients with HIV/AIDS and HCV in contact with health professionals. Assessment based on cases of stigmatisation and discrimination
CONCLUSIONS: Stigmatisation and discrimination by medical staff against patients were, according to the respondents, linked to fear of infection but confirmation of this relationship would require further research. In the course of these cases, patients experienced pejorative verbal evaluation, impediment or denial of health services, which could have specific health consequences. These types of attitudes had a negative impact on their emotional state.PMID:38452318 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/169912 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 7, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Maciej Rogala Piotr Brzyski Daria Biechowska Ewa Donesch-Je żo Iwona Kowalska-Bobko Magdalena Kozela Karolina Koziara Source Type: research

Volunteers' psychological condition during the war in Ukraine - a survey
CONCLUSIONS: Impact of volunteering on one's mental well-being ranged from positive to detrimental. Initial mood had significant impact on mental well-being after volunteering. The phenomenon of indirect trauma among non-professional volunteers is not sufficiently explored yet and requires further research.PMID:38452295 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/171413 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 7, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Patryk Rodek Karolina Kucia Artur Pastuszka Wojciech M ędrala Krzysztof Kucia Source Type: research

Analysis of the feelings of patients with HIV/AIDS and HCV in contact with health professionals. Assessment based on cases of stigmatisation and discrimination
CONCLUSIONS: Stigmatisation and discrimination by medical staff against patients were, according to the respondents, linked to fear of infection but confirmation of this relationship would require further research. In the course of these cases, patients experienced pejorative verbal evaluation, impediment or denial of health services, which could have specific health consequences. These types of attitudes had a negative impact on their emotional state.PMID:38452318 | DOI:10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/169912 (Source: Psychiatria Polska)
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 7, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Maciej Rogala Piotr Brzyski Daria Biechowska Ewa Donesch-Je żo Iwona Kowalska-Bobko Magdalena Kozela Karolina Koziara Source Type: research

The profession of psycho-oncologist in Poland as an example of inadequate legal regulation in the area of health care
Psychiatr Pol. 2023 Mar 9:1-12. doi: 10.12740/PP/OnlineFirst/152857. Online ahead of print.ABSTRACTThe profession of psycho-oncologist in Poland is not sufficiently regulated by law. The issue is further complicated by the fact that this profession has not been classified by the legislature in the group of medical professions, but only in the group of allied health professions. Currently, according to the Regulation of the Minister of Health on guaranteed services in the field of hospital treatment, a psycho-oncologist is a person with higher medical education, i.e. a graduate of a medical university, for example a doctor ...
Source: Psychiatria Polska - March 6, 2024 Category: Psychiatry Authors: Kamila Koca ńda Marcin Jacek Jab łoński Source Type: research