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assessed for global functioning and severity of illness by CGI-SCH
and PSP, respectively.
Results Of all patients, 52% were treated by H-LAI, 48% by SG-
LAI. No statistical differences (P > 0.05) were found between the 2
groups for age, gender, other demographic variables, substances
use, somatic comorbidities. Both groups were homogeneous for
severity of illness (CGI-SCH score = 4.20 in H-LAI vs. 4.38 in SG-
LAI) and global functioning (PSP score = 49.1 in H-LAI vs. 54.4 in
SG-LAI). Compared with the H-LAI group, SG-LAI-treated patients
were characterized by shorter time from admission (>10 yrs) and
treatment length (>1 yr), and less frequent anticholinergic drug co-
prescription. We counted only 6 LAI-APs treatments started in the
last year.
Conclusions Despite of the literature support, LAI-APs treatment
for schizophrenia is still limited in our service. Our data suggest
that SG-LAI-APs are used as first choice of LAI-APs treatment,
although maintained for short time, while H-LAI are reserved to
long-standing patients and are burdened by side effects needing
anticholinergic treatment.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
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Time management education
influence on decreasing exam
anexiety and conditioned university
students’ negligence of Tehran
universities
F. Ebrahimi ∗, P. Kolahi , E. Nabipour
1 Islamic Azad University -Kermanshah Branch, Clinical Psychology,
Kermanshah, Iran
2 Faculty of Psychology, Islamic Azad University, Clinical Psychology,
Urmia, Iran
3 Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman, Clinical Psychology, Kerman,
Iran
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Test anxiety is a multidimensional phenomenon,
including concerns about conflicts lead to negative emotional and
behavioral responses in academic scores.
Aim Current study examines the influence of educating time
management on decreasing exam Anxiety and educational negli-
gence of conditioned university students on Tehran.
Methods The method of doing study is of testing in which sta-
tistical society includes conditioned university students of Tehran.
Of general statistical society, we have selected 20 persons by in
access sampling method. Gathering information instrument in this
study is Solomon and Roth bloom’s educational negligence ques-
tionnaire and sarason test anxiety in which has been in access of
studied sample after testing its stability and narration.
Result After education, the result of t-test dependent and co-
variance analysis has shown time management education does
have meaningful influence on decreasing test stress and condi-
tioned university students negligence on Tehran universities.
Conclusion Dropped students compared to other students,
provided a significant contingent of students had less time man-
agement and procrastination.
Keywords Time management; Test anxiety; Educational
negligence
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
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Developing community mental
healthcare: Kosovo case
G. Halilaj
Kosovo Forensic Psychiatry Institute, Forensic Psychiatry, Prishtina,
Kosovo
Background Community mental healthcare in Kosovo is still in
its developmental stage and thus pose an ongoing challenge for
the health system and population.
Objectives The purpose of this study is to describe the processes
of preparation, implementation, challenges and future of commu-
nity mental health service in Kosovo as an economically struggling
society with underdeveloped health care system.
Methods Review of the current state of community services pro-
vision formentally ill peoples in Kosovo in the light of the objectives
and targets of the WHO comprehensive mental health action plan
2013–2020.
Results The implementation of a new community mental health
service in Kosovo still is characterized by considerable shortages,
beside substantial effort on various levels. On the policy and finan-
cial level, it was made possible by a clear intent/initialization of
international bodies and coordinated commitment of all respon-
sible national stakeholders and authorities. Obstacles remain
regarding improvements of service development indicators:
financial and human resources; capacity building; stakeholder
involvement and service availability. Lack of strategies for pro-
motion and prevention in mental health and lack of information
systems, evidences and research for mental health is vital need.
Conclusions Community mental healthcare in Kosovo despite
struggles faced is successfully installed and represents one of
Kosovo health system achievements. Comprehensive, integrated
and responsive mental health services in community-based
settings in linewith international and regional human rights instru-
ments is goal to be addressed.
Disclosure of interest
The author has not supplied his/her declaration of competing inter-
est.
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Expanding the role of primary health
care in the provision of mental health
services to the population of the
Kyrgyz republic
T. Galako
Kyrgyz State Medical Academy, Psychiatry, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
Providing comprehensive, integrated services in the field of mental
health in primary health care (PHC) is a component of the state
mental health program for the population of the Kyrgyz republic
(KR) in the 2017–2030 biennium. In order to develop an action plan
in this area a situational analysis of resources of psychiatric care at
PHC level was carried out. There was revealed a significant deficit of
specialists, such as family doctors, mental health care professionals.
In spite of the need for 3,300 family doctors, only 1706 work, and
80% of them are of retirement age.
The results of a research showed a low level of knowledge and skills
of family physicians for the early detection of mental disorders and
provision of appropriatemedical care. There are also a limited num-
ber of psychiatrists, especially in rural regions (77% of the required
quantity).
During recent years, there have been implemented significant
changes in the system of mental health services, aimed at improv-
ing its quality, the approach to the place of residence of the patient
and the prevalence of psychosocial services.
Since 2016 in 8 southern regions in the Kyrgyz Republic has been
introduced a newmodel for the provision of comprehensive health