Background: People living with serious mental illness (SMI) experience significantly poorer cancer outcomes and premature mortality compared to the general population. These inequities stem from systemic fragmentation between oncology, psychiatry, and primary care, compounded by stigma, diagnostic overshadowing, and so...
Background: Mental disorders contribute substantially to morbidity, disability, and reduced quality of life. Women in India experience mental health risks shaped by biological transitions, comorbid health conditions, gendered social roles, violence, poverty, and limited access to timely care. This review systematically...
The evidence remains geographically concentrated and predominantly clinical-diagnostic, with limited transferability beyond the populations, services, classification systems, and contexts represented in included sources.
Introduction : Ethiopian mental health research has focused mainly on psychopathology, burden, or service gaps. Positive mental health (PMH) and well-being expand health definitions with resilience, life satisfaction, social support, hope, self-esteem, spirituality, optimism, meaning in life, and psychological capit...
Population ageing is changing the epidemiology, clinical presentation and service requirements of mental disorders. Later-life mental health cannot be understood solely as a set of psychiatric diagnoses because depressive and anxiety disorders, neurocognitive disorders, sleep disturbance, grief, substance-related probl...
Background: Healthcare for people with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders (i.e., concurrent disorders) has been described as fragmented and uncoordinated in Canada. Despite evidence that integrated care is associated with improved health and social outcomes, siloed health services continue to domina...
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