This study was to be conducted at two sites - India and Sri Lanka. At the Indian site 250 patients were to be recruited and an equal number of patients were to be recruited at the Sri Lankan site.
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This study was to be conducted at two sites - India and Sri Lanka. At the Indian site 250 patients were to be recruited and an equal number of patients were to be recruited at the Sri Lankan site.
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One of the objectives of the WPA Action Plan 2008 - 2011 was to support international and national activities aiming to promote the rights of persons with mental disorders, including the right not to be deprived of a full social and affective life because of their mental health problem.
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Cardiovascular risk factors including obesity, glucose metabolism dysregulation, atherogenic dyslipidemia and cigarette smoking are highly prevalent in patients with schizophrenia and contribute to their shortened lifespan.
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One of the goals of the WPA Action Plan 2008-2011, adopted by the WPA General Assembly, is to enhance the image of psychiatry and psychiatrists worldwide among the general public, health professionals, policy makers and students of health professions.
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This is a cooperative study funded by the World Psychiatric Association among three centers based in the United States, Italy and Australia.
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The study has made exciting progress since receiving the WPA grant. We have been joined by the African Mental Health Foundation, led by Prof. David Ndetei, who will co-ordinate the African arm of the study.
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The WPA issued a call for proposals of research projects to be conducted by its Scientific Sections. The projects had to deal with one of the following issues highlighted in the WPA Action Plan 2008-2011...
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In the WPA Action Plan 2008-2011, one of the institutional goals is to enhance the image of psychiatry worldwide among the general public, health professionals and policy makers, counteracting some negative messages – often biased by ideological prejudice...
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The coordinators are R. Uwakwe (Nigeria), P. Munk-Jorgensen (Denmark), M. De Hert (Belgium), T. Becker (Germany) and V. Vieweg (USA). The participating countries are 15 (Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Germany, India, Kenya, Nigeria, Pakistan, South Africa, Taiwan, Turkey, UK, USA and Venezuela).
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