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4. STUDY OF DIGNITY IN BORDERLINE CONTEXTS: PERSPECTIVES AND CRITICAL ISSUES

Author

Perito, Mariangela

Subjects
Dignity Therapy, depression, addiction, sense of guilt
Abstract

In 2020 Dignity Therapy Protocol was administered to the patients taken in charge by Avellino Ser. D (Addiction services of Avellino healthcare unit) for addiction problems and assigned to U.E.P.E. (Office of External Enforcement) on parole and to complete the full term of sentence. Before and after administering Dignity Therapy Protocol, Beck Depression Inventory was used in order to evaluate the possible improvement of the quality of life of the patient, associated with a decrease in depressive symptoms. This experimentation has allowed to highlight perspectives and issues in the application of Dignity Therapy Protocol, in different contexts than the one in which it was born. A decrease in the scores in the detected items has been observed in almost all participants.

Published
2021

6. A NEW RATING SCALE (SAVE-9) TO DEMONSTRATE THE STRESS AND ANXIETY IN THE HEALTHCARE WORKERS DURING THE COVID-19 VIRAL EPIDEMIC

Author

Tavormina, Giuseppe, Tavormina, Maurilio Giuseppe Maria, Franza, Francesco, Aldi, Gino, Amici, Patrizia, Amorosi, Marilisa, Anzallo, Calogero, Cervone, Alba, Costa, Donatella, D Errico, Immacolata, Domenico De Berardis, Di Napoli, Wilma, Elisei, Sandro, Felisio, Barbara, Ferella, Giovanna, Harnic, Desiree, Juli, Maria Rosaria, Lisa, Gianluca, Litta, Antonella, Marcasciano, Salvatore, Mazza, Annapaola, Meloni, Efisia, Mendolicchio, Leonardo, Mino, Maria Vincenza, Moretti, Patrizia, Perito, Mariangela, Russiello, Maria, Sanna, Jeanne Therese, Sidari, Annarita, Sinisi, Ileana, Solomita, Barbara, Spurio, Maria Grazia, Stranieri, Giuseppe, Tavormina, Romina, Vacca, Antonella, Vellante, Federica, Vitarisi, Sharon, Shin, Yong-Wook, and Chung, Seockhoon

Subjects
Betacoronavirus, Occupational Stress, Italy, SARS-CoV-2, Health Personnel, stress, anxiety, psychological, health personnel, pandemic, COVID-19, SAVE-9, Pneumonia, Viral, Humans, Anxiety, Coronavirus Infections, Pandemics
Abstract

The COVID-19 epidemic has been a major global public health problem during past months in Italy and in several other Countries and on the date of publication of this article, is still a serious public health problem. The health staff, engaged in the care of the sick and in the prevention of the spread of the infection have been subjected to a further increase in psychological difficulties and work-related stress, related to the workload for the continuous influx of sick and intense and close working shifts for the viral emergency. The SAVE-9 (Stress and Anxiety to Viral Epidemics - 9 items) scale has been developed as a tool for assessing work anxiety and stress in response to the viral epidemic of health professionals working to prevent the spread of the virus and to treat infected people.

Published
2020

7. Stress and Anxiety to Viral Epidemics-9 Items

Author

Tavormina, Giuseppe, primary, Tavormina, Maurilio Giuseppe Maria, additional, Franza, Francesco, additional, Aldi, Gino, additional, Amici, Patrizia, additional, Amorosi, Marilisa, additional, Anzallo, Calogero, additional, Cervone, Alba, additional, Costa, Donatella, additional, D’Errico, Immacolata, additional, De Berardis, Domenico, additional, Di Napoli, Wilma, additional, Elisei, Sandro, additional, Felisio, Barbara, additional, Ferella, Giovanna, additional, Harnic, Desiree, additional, Juli, Maria Rosaria, additional, Lisa, Gianluca, additional, Litta, Antonella, additional, Marcasciano, Salvatore, additional, Mazza, Annapaola, additional, Meloni, Efisia, additional, Mendolicchio, Leonardo, additional, Mino, Maria Vincenza, additional, Moretti, Patrizia, additional, Perito, Mariangela, additional, Russiello, Maria, additional, Sanna, Jeanne Therese, additional, Sidari, Annarita, additional, Sinisi, Ileana, additional, Solomita, Barbara, additional, Spurio, Maria Grazia, additional, Stranieri, Giuseppe, additional, Tavormina, Romina, additional, Vacca, Antonella, additional, Vellante, Federica, additional, Vitarisi, Sharon, additional, Shin, Yong-Wook, additional, and Chung, Seockhoon, additional

Published
2020
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8. Migranti e sintomi psicosomatici: una valutazione in un centro di emergenza

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CALIA, RAFFAELLA MONIA, PERITO, MARIANGELA, FORGIONE, MICHELA, RICCI, ANNAMARIA, SCOTTI, DANIELA, AA.VV., Aldi G., Tavormina G., Franza F., Calia, RAFFAELLA MONIA, Perito, Mariangela, Forgione, Michela, Ricci, Annamaria, and Scotti, Daniela

Subjects
Migrazioni, Dissonanza Cognitiva, Benessere, Disagio
Abstract

Negli ultimi anni si è registrato un aumento della migrazione in Europa. I rifugiati spesso sperimentano eventi traumatici associati alla guerra, alla persecuzione, alla tortura, alla violenza sessuale e alle sfide di reinsediamento nell’esilio (Lolk, et al., 2016). In particolare, l’Italia è stata uno dei più importanti luoghi d’atterraggio. I rifugiati sono a rischio di sviluppare disturbi post-traumatici (PTSD), sintomi ansiosi e depressivi. Mentre alcuni gruppi di immigrati possono avere tassi più bassi di problemi di salute mentale, altri possono avere ostacoli alla ricerca di aiuto (Straiton et al., 2014).

Published
2017

9. DIGNITY THERAPY: PREVENTION OF SUICIDAL RISK IN THE PENITENTIARY AREA

Author

Perito, Mariangela

Subjects
mental disorders, social sciences, dignity therapy, depression, suicide risk, prisoners, behavioral disciplines and activities
Abstract

Dignity therapy was administered to ten prisoners in a detention center. The Beck Depression Inventory was administered before and after the intervention. The results obtained from the Beck Depression Inventory have highlighted dimensional changes in all the prisoners. There was a significant improvement in relational abilities and the disappearance of self-harming thoughts.

Published
2018

13. NEUROCOGNITIVE MANAGEMENT OF THE PRIMARY NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA: A ROLE OF ATYPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS

Author

Franza, Francesco, Carpentieri, Gabriella, De Guglielmo, Serena, Fasano, Vincenzo, Fiorentino, Nicoletta, Perito, Mariangela, Solomita, Barbara, Del Buono, Gianfranco, Franza, Francesco, Carpentieri, Gabriella, De Guglielmo, Serena, Fasano, Vincenzo, Fiorentino, Nicoletta, Perito, Mariangela, Solomita, Barbara, and Del Buono, Gianfranco

Abstract

Patients with schizophrenia have profound and disabling cognitive deficits while negative symptoms represent a separate symptom domain, with respect to depression, neurocognition, and social cognition. Particularly, primary negative symptoms of schizophrenia represent a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge, In this study we try to evaluate the cognitive symptoms in 51 primary negative schizophrenic inpatients by the administration of simple, fast and understandable scales (MMSE, DSST, EpiTrack, PANSS cognitive factor). We also evaluate the correlation with some SGAs (aripiprazole, quetiapine, olanzapine, paliperidone). Our results support the evidence of the use of simple, rapid and acceptable scales for cognitive evaluation in clinical practice. Overall data indicate no statistically significant variations of the negative symptomatology in all the examined sample, although a reduction of the statistical averages in each group is observed (paliperidone and olanzapine, particularly).

Published
2016

14. Neurocognitive management of the primary negative symptoms of schizophrenia: a role of atypical antipsychotics.

Author

Franza F, Carpentieri G, De Guglielmo S, Fasano V, Fiorentino N, Perito M, Solomita B, and Del Buono G

Abstract

Patients with schizophrenia have profound and disabling cognitive deficits while negative symptoms represent a separate symptom domain, with respect to depression, neurocognition, and social cognition. Particularly, primary negative symptoms of schizophrenia represent a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge, In this study we try to evaluate the cognitive symptoms in 51 primary negative schizophrenic inpatients by the administration of simple, fast and understandable scales (MMSE, DSST, EpiTrack, PANSS cognitive factor). We also evaluate the correlation with some SGAs (aripiprazole, quetiapine, olanzapine, paliperidone). Our results support the evidence of the use of simple, rapid and acceptable scales for cognitive evaluation in clinical practice. Overall data indicate no statistically significant variations of the negative symptomatology in all the examined sample, although a reduction of the statistical averages in each group is observed (paliperidone and olanzapine, particularly).

Published
2016

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