Essay Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Why is diagnosis important?

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Able to understand and treat conditions

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Why was diagnosis introduced? 2

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Poet war more people having mental.hslsth symptoms
Needed to be able to understand and treat

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What is diagnosis?

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A standardised categorisation of symptoms that fit a criteria of a menatl health condition

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What are rhe issues of diagnosis for essay? 3

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Validity- symptoms presented differently- are we treating same condition?

Outcomes- mixed outcomes of recovery from diagnosis method- link to stigmatisation

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What is case formulation? 2

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A c9gnitiv3 framew9rk used in clinical practice to identify potential causes of illness and most effective treatment.

Collaboration between clinicians and patient

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What are the 5 P’s of formulation?

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  • Presenting problem
  • precipitating factors
  • predisposing factors
  • perpetuating factors
  • protective factors
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What do fried and nesse (2015) evidence? 2

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Challenges the validity of diagnosis
- through looking at depression profiles (unique profiles) of those diagnosed with MDD

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What was the fried and nesse (2015) sample?

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3703 diagnosed with depression

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What we’re the common symptoms of depression I fried and nesse (2015)? 3

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Sad mood
Loss of energy
Concentration problems

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What did fried and nesse (2015) look for in symptoms profiles? 4

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  • unique profiles
    -combination of symptoms
    Severity
    Presentation
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What did fried and nesse (2015) find? 5

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-median number if symptoms people report in dsm criteria is 6/9

1030 unique profiles

Average of 3.6 patient per profile
48.6% of profiles shared with 1 other
13.5% of profiles exclusive

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What we’re the limitations of fried and nesse (2015)?

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Patients were medicated- effect presentation of symptoms

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How can the fried and nesse (2015) limitations be counteracted? 2

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If the neural processes of depression are the same, it doesn’t matter

  • however, medication doesn’t work for everyone so are chnrucal.proceeses fbe same?
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What is the takeaway of fried Nd nesse (2015)

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Challenges the validation of diagnosis- depression may be made of different conditions

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What evidence dis used for validation of formulation?

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Mumma (2011)

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What is mummy (2011) doing?

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Narrative review on validation of cog behba8oueal case formulation

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What did mumma et al (2011) propose? 2

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Limited empirical evidence of CF to conduct validity
- need to develop a content Nd construct measurement to validate case formulation

18
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Who proposed a validation process of formulation?

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Mumma and Fluck (2016)

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How did mumma and fluck (2016) validate formulation?4

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Validate CBCF through psychometroc validation process

Daily/weekly standardised check ins
- looking qr dysfunction, strength of symptoms and contextual factors
- calculate approximate internal validity

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What are the takeaways from.mumma and fluck (2016)? 2

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CF is very individual and therefore validation is difficult
- can only br validated on certain cases but not all

21
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What argument will you make to move on from validation?

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Validation doesn’t matter that much if the outcomes are good

22
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What paper will you use to dicuss formulation outcomes and the tie to dtigma?

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Berry et al (2009)

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What paper will be used for good outcomes in formulation?

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Rainworth et al (2013)

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Ehat did Rainworth et al (2013) do?

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Literature view of case formulation in clinical practice

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Ehat did Rainworth et al (2013) find? 2
Good 0at8enr outcomes from cf Limited data tho
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What did berry et al (2009) do?
Lo9ked at Joe stigma may affect patients care Collected data from staff working in psychiatric hospitals about their patients and did case formulation
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What we're berry et al (2009) sample? 2
30 staff from 4 different hospitals And a small number of sz inpatients
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What data did they collect from dtaff in the berry et al (2009) study? 5
Staff perceptions if: - causes Control Stability of sz patients Cliniciam confidence Neg feelings towards.patienr
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What were the berry et al (2009) results?
- case formulation significantly effected dtaff perceptions of mental illness and patient story
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Takeaway from berry et al (2009)2
Cf seems to before positive experience of mental health and reduces stigma Good.patient outcomes
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Limitations to very rt al (2009)
Not a direct measurement of patient outcomes
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Who found a mixed bag if pos and neg cf experience?
Pqin et al (2008)
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What is the stigma in diagnosis study?
Howe et al (2014)
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What did however rt al (2014) do?
Qual semi structured interviews Using IPA
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What was the howe dt al (2014) sample?
7 sz patients
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What did howe et al (2014) find? 2
Negative eexperi3nfes Themes: Diagnosis avoidance - stigma around diagnos5if label