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Title: Sensory processing difficulties in children and Adolescents with attention deficit hyperactivity Disorder and quality of life in primary caregivers :Cross sectional descriptive hospital based study. Authors: REG NO: BQ0121005 Abstract: Introduction – Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder which is common in children and adolescents. It is common to find SPD in children and adolescents with ADHD, which affects their normal functioning, behaviour and have adverse developmental consequences. Parenting a kid with comorbid ADHD and sensory difficulties can be challenging, and affects the quality of life in primary caregivers. Limited studies have been done to assess these sensory processing difficulties in children with ADHD. Objective – The primary objective of this study was is to assess prevalence of Sensory Processing Difficulties (SPD) in children and adolescents having ADHD. We also examined the association between SPD and subtypes of ADHD, association between SPD and global functioning , and quality of life in primary caregivers of these subjects

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Title: Prevalence of depression and anxiety symptoms and their determinant factors among patients with cancer Authors: REG NO: BQ0121004 Abstract: BACKGROUND: Cancer is a growing public health issue across the world, but the mental health consequences in this setting have not been well-characterized. Literature from several countries clearly confirms that patients with cancer have higher rates of depression and anxiety than the general population and results in greater morbidity and poorer cancer related outcomes. In India, even though there were studies done for assessment of depression and anxiety among cancer patients, studies to determine the specific factors associated with prevalence of anxiety and depression in cancer patients were not satisfactory. Therefore, we have conducted the following study to assess the prevalence of depression and anxiety and also determine the factors that contribute to the same in cancer patients. OBJECTIVES: Primary objective: Estimation of prevalence of depression among cancer patients. Secondary objectives: a). Estimation of prevalence of anxiety among cancer patients. b). Association between socio-demographic and clinical variables with depression and anxiety.

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Title: Assessment of anxiety and quality of sleep In post-partum mothers: a one year crosssectional Hospital based descriptive study Authors: REG NO: BQ0121003 Abstract: Background: The postpartum period, often called the “fourth trimester”, is vital yet often overlooked. Most mother and infant fatalities happen during this time. This period is also frequently associated with psychiatric illnesses such postpartum depression, PTSD, and psychosis. Post-partum depression is relatively well researched, however, the literature pertaining to post-partum anxiety is sparse- especially in India. The limited data available states prevalence of post-partum anxiety to be as high as 25-30%. Another frequently experienced problem by post-partum women, yet overlooked, is that of disturbed sleep. As high as 60-70% of new mothers may have significantly impaired sleep. Numerous studies have concluded that disrupted sleep patterns could increase the risk of mood and anxiety problems in mothers. Objectives: Primary Objective: Estimation of prevalence of anxiety in post-partum mothers. Secondary Objective: a) Assessment of Quality of Sleep in post-partum mothers. b) Association between various socio-demographic, clinical variables and anxiety. c) Association between various socio-demographic, clinical variables and quality of sleep.

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Title: Description of symptomatology and phenomenology of Acute and transient psychotic disorder: a one year Hospital based cross-sectional study Authors: REG NO: BQ0121002 Abstract: Introduction: Acute and transient psychotic disorders (ATPDs) are characterized by the abrupt onset of psychotic symptoms within a two-week period, often triggered by stressors, and typically resolve within a few months. Despite their clinical significance, the prevalence of ATPD in the general population is not well-defined. Previous studies have shown varying symptom presentations, emphasizing the need for further investigation into ATPD's clinical features and diagnostic subtypes. Objectives 1. To describe the symptomatology and phenomenology in patients of acute and transient psychotic disorder. 2. To describe the diagnostic subtypes of ATPD.

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