The use of a Subjective wellbeing scale as predictor of adherence to neuroleptic treatment to determine poor prognostic factor in African population with Schizophrenia

Boshe, J J; Stein, Dan J; Campbell, Megan M

Title: The use of a Subjective wellbeing scale as predictor of adherence to neuroleptic treatment to determine poor prognostic factor in African population with Schizophrenia
Creator: Boshe, J J
Creator: Stein, Dan J
Creator: Campbell, Megan M
Subject: To be catalogued
Date Issued: 2023
Date: 2023
Type: text
Type: article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/450766
Identifier: vital:74980
Identifier: xlink:href="10.1192/j.eurpsy.2023.384"
Description: Objectives: To investigate and identify demographic and clinical predic-tors of subjective well-being in a sample of Xhosa people with schizo-phrenia on neuroleptic treatment. Methods: As a part of a large genetic study, 244 study participants with a confirmed diagnosis of schizophre-nia completed the translated SWN-K 20 scale. Internal consistency analysis was performed, and convergent analysis and exploratory analysis were conducted using Principal Component Analysis (PCA). Linear regression methods were used to determine predictors of SWBN in the sample population.
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Format: online resource
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Format: 1 online resource (2 pages)
Format: pdf
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Language: English
Relation: European Psychiatry
Relation: Boshe, J.J., Stein, D. and Campbell, M., 2023. The use of a Subjective wellbeing scale as predictor of adherence to neuroleptic treatment to determine poor prognostic factor in African population with Schizophrenia. European Psychiatry, 66(S1), pp.S156-S156
Relation: European Psychiatry volume 66 number S1 p. S156 2023 1778-3585
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