So happy to share our brand new conversation starter (2-pages) for decision-making about #eating & #drinking for people with #dementia in #hospital - helpful for carers and professionals (part of my #PhD @MCPCRD @UCLPsychiatry) - free to download and use- tinyurl.com/uclEatingDrinkin…
🚨We’ve discovered that one of our research papers was almost completely copied and published under other authors’ names. The article claims to be a study from Prince of Songkla University, uses the same ethics approval number as ours, and even thanks our statistician in the acknowledgements. It lists a 2024 publication date but cites 2025 papers, raising serious concerns about the reliability of the dates and the credibility of the journal. 🧐 We’ve contacted the journal that published our genuine article and received initial guidance, but would welcome any advice from others with experience of similar misconduct. 🙏
✅Genuine article (Palliative Care & Social Practice): doi.org/10.1177/263235242514…
❌Problematic paper: journalinpc.com/article/brid…
Among individuals with severe, treatment-resistant #Schizophrenia, #dementia was common and showed a distinct clinical and genetic profile not explained by #Alzheimer disease, cardiovascular risk, or medication effects.
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Fall related injuries are a substantial cause of morbidity and mortality.
How should doctors assess the risk of falls? A summary of NICE guidelines, including a #BMJInfographicbmj.com/content/392/bmj.s223…
Today we are publishing our first ever position statement on menopause and mental health. A lack of understanding means too many women are missing out on vital support when they need it most. #MenopauseAndMentalHealthrcpsych.ac.uk/news-and-featu…
🚨 Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) - the most controversial treatment in Psychiatry
A study of >1 million patients with a depressive disorder re-examined the benefits of ECT.
Here's what you need to know about this landmark paper published this week in @BMJMentalHealth
Circadian rhythm dysfunction is highly prevalent in ADHD
Up to ~75% of patients have delayed sleep and wake timing, and shifting the clock earlier is linked to symptom improvement
I just published a paper on what this means for treatment. Here’s what we found 🧵1/12
ALT https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychiatry/articles/10.3389/fpsyt.2025.1697900/full
Systematic review asks: What works?
Scoping review asks: What exists?
Many researchers confuse the two!
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Learn in more detail in this live accredited workshop:
🔗 systematicreview.razia-alian…
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Here's when a scoping review makes sense:
— You're exploring an emerging area
— You want to identify what research methods people are using
— You need to clarify how a concept is being defined
— You want to spot where the research gaps are
Stick with systematic reviews when:
— You have a focused question
— You need to inform policy or practice decisions
— You want to compare interventions
— Critical appraisal matters for your question
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🚨Just out: Thai study of #dementia care in four university hospitals: #familycarers had moderate knowledge but key gaps on reversibility and behavior management, dementia‑friendly practices were uneven, and authors call for standardized screening, stronger family involvement, and culturally tailored education and national policy in Thailand #acutehospital#openaccess 👉 doi.org/10.3389/fmed.2025.17…
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