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Project is founded by the Asylum, migration and integration fund
(AMIF).
Objectives PALOMA project focuses on exploring existing good
practices and weaknesses in mental health services in use for refu-
gees. The objectives of the project are to develop a national model
for effective mental health services for refugees and implement it
nationwide in Finland.
Aims The aim of PALOMA Project is to develop a national model
for effective mental health services for refugees in Finland.
Methods PALOMA Project includes three phases: data collection
(interviews, literature review, seminars), building the model in
expert groups and implementing the model.
Results As a result of PALOMA Project, there will be guidelines
for professionals working in different levels of administration with
refugees in Finland.
Conclusion Refugees’ mental health andwellbeing will be impro-
ved as a result of better prevention, recognition and appropriate
care of mental health problems.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
EW0679
Investigation of internet dependent
and depressive symptoms among
secondary school students
S. Karaca ∗, E. Uyanık , M. Kenc¸ , M. ˙Is¸ lek , R. Aksu ,
E. Ongun , G. Unsal Barlas
1 Marmara university faculty of health sciences, psychiatric nursing
department, Istanbul, Turkey
2 Marmara university faculty of health sciences, public health
nursing, Istanbul, Turkey
3 Memorial hospital, clinical nursing, Istanbul, Turkey
4 Private Atas¸ ehir hospital, clinical nursing, Istanbul, Turkey
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Internet use and depression is a significant problem
regardless of social status and in almost all age groups. Internet
addiction in adolescents is considered to be the most important
risk groups.
Objectives This study was conducted to determine correlation
of Internet addiction and depressive symptoms among secondary
school students.
Method This research was conducted at two secondary public
schools in ˙Istanbul during 2015-2016 academic year. Ethics com-
mittee approval and permission was obtained from the Directorate
of National Education Institutions. The population of the study was
2121 students. The sample group was 1312 students who comple-
tely filled in measuring instruments. The measuring instruments
consisted of a personal information form, Internet Dependency
Scale (IDS) and Children’s Depression Inventory (CDI). The data
were analyzed with the descriptive statistical analysis and Pearson
correlation test.
Results The average of students’ age was 12.44 ±1.20. 50.2% of
the sample were women. 53.8% of the sample spent 1–2 hours per
day in Internet. Mean IDS point was 38.942 ± 12.90 and mean CDI
point was 12.52 ± 7.13. According to the IDS cutpoint; 80.9% of
students were normal users, 18,4% of them were high-risk users
and 0.6% of them were Internet dependents. According to the CDI
cutpoint, 16.8% of the students had depressive symptoms. A statis-
tically significant moderate correlation was found between mean
scores of CDI and IDS (r= 0.414; P < 0.01).
Conclusions There is a relation between Internet dependent and
depressive symptoms. This finding supports the outcomes of pre-
viously performed studies.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
EW0680
Satisfaction with psychiatric
in-patient care across 11 countries:
Final report of the IDEA-study
(inpatient discharge: experiences and
analysis)
D. Krupchanka ∗, H. Khalifeh , G. Thornicroft ,
N. Sartorius , IDEA research grou
1 National institute of mental health, department of social psychiatry,
Klecany, Czech Republic
2 Institute of psychiatry, psychology and neuroscience, King’s College
London, health service and population research department, London,
United Kingdom
3 Association for the improvement of mental health programmes,
Geneva, Switzerland
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Satisfaction of patients with in-patient care is a rela-
tively rare focus of research in mental health.
Objectives The IDEA-study (inpatient discharge: experiences and
analysis) was initiated to shed the light on the issue internationally.
Aim The IDEA project aimed to:
– develop a collaborative network of young psychiatrists;
– use this network to explore satisfaction of people treated in
psychiatric in-patient facilities in a range of high-, middle- and
low-income countries.
Methods Study was conducted in 25 hospitals across 11 coun-
tries. We measured satisfaction with in-patient care using the
5-item study-specific questionnaire. Individual and institution
level correlates of “low satisfaction” were examined by com-
parisons of binary and multivariate associations in multilevel
regression models.
Results A final study sample consisted of 673 participants. Total
satisfaction scores were highly skewed towards positive responses.
After taking clustering into account, the only independent cor-
relates of low satisfaction were schizophrenia diagnosis and low
psychiatrist to patient ratio.
Conclusion We could successfully establish a collaborative net-
work of early career psychiatrists from different parts of the world
and collect data in regards to the study aims. The positive skew of
satisfaction scores need to be carefully considered in the context of
literature and study limitations. In particularly, we suggest further
studies on patients’ satisfaction to pay more attention to treat-
ment expectations formed by the previous experience of treatment,
service-related knowledge, stigma and patients’ disempowerment,
power imbalance.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
EW0681
Burnout as a form of mental health
problem among nurses in the
Philippines
J.L. Lu
National institutes of health, university of the Philippines Manila,
institute of health policy and development studies, Manila,
Philippines
Introduction Nurses are among the health professionals that are
confronted with burnout due to workload demands. The domi-
nance of females in the profession reinforce the prevailing notion
that the caring professions such as nursing are relegated to women.
This gives the study its gender perspective.
Objectives To determine the interaction between situational, fac-
tors, role stressors, hazard exposure and personal factors in the
largest tertiary hospital in the Philippines.