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Predicting first-episode psychosis patients who will never relapse over 10 years.
Christy LM Hui, William G Honer, Edwin HM Lee, WC Chang, Sherry KW Chan, Emily SM Chen, Edwin PF Pang, Simon SY Lui, Dicky WS Chung, WS Yeung, Roger MK Ng, William TL Lo, Peter B Jones, Pak Sham, Eric YH Chen
Dec 04, 2018
BACKGROUND: Although relapse in psychosis is common, a small proportion of patients will not relapse in the long term. We examined the proportion and predictors of patients who never relapsed in the 10 years following complete...
Prevalence of dementia in mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan
Yu-Tzu Wu, Gemma-Claire Ali, Maëlenn Guerchet, A Matthew Prina, Kit Yee Chan, Martin Prince, Carol Brayne
Jun 20, 2018
BACKGROUND: There are several existing systematic reviews of prevalence of dementia for mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, but several studies have been newly reported. The aim of this study is to update prevalence data in...
Period, birth cohort and prevalence of dementia in mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan
Yu-Tzu Wu, Hsin-Yi Lee, Samuel Norton, A Matthew Prina, Jane Fleming, Fiona E Matthews, Carol Brayne
Jul 04, 2014
Long-term effects of discontinuation from antipsychotic maintenance following first-episode schizophrenia and related disorders
Christy LM Hui, William G Honer, Edwin HM Lee, Wing Chung Chang, Sherry KW Chan, Emily SM Chen, Edwin PF Pang, Simon SY Lui, Dicky WS Chung, Wai Song Yeung, Roger MK Ng, William TL Lo, Peter B Jones, Pak Sham, Eric YH Chen
May 03, 2018
BACKGROUND: The long-term consequences of discontinuing antipsychotic medication after successful treatment of first-episode psychosis are not well studied. We assess the relation between early maintenance therapy decisions in...
Theory of mind and executive function during middle childhood across cultures.
Previous studies with preschoolers have reported "East-West" contrasts in children's executive function (East>West) and theory of mind (East
Cross-Cultural Comparison Emergence account Executive Function middle childhood Pedagogical experience Theory of mind Adolescent Asian Continental Ancestry Group Child Child Development Child Preschool Cross-Cultural Comparison European Continental Ancestry Group Executive Function Facial Recognition Female Hong Kong Humans Individuality Male Psychological Tests Theory of mind United Kingdom Vocabulary
An East-West contrast in executive function
adolescence Cross-cultural differences Executive Function measurement invariance middle childhood Adolescent Age Factors Attitude to Computers Child Child Development China Computers Cross-Cultural Comparison Executive Function Female Hong Kong Humans Male Self Report Task Performance and Analysis United Kingdom
Efficiency of Executive Function
Cognitive flexibility Cross-cultural research executive functions INHIBITION open data open materials planning Working memory Adolescent Adult Child Child Development Cross-Cultural Comparison Executive Function Female Hong Kong Humans INHIBITION Psychological Intergenerational Relations Male Memory Short-Term Middle Aged Neuropsychological Tests Parents United Kingdom
Forecasting Migration to the United States from Hong Kong and India
Priyanka pkogta@my.harrisburgu
Jan 01, 0001
This study investigates the forecasting of migration from India and Hong Kong to the United States. To study this, quantitative design is employed so numerical data can be used. The proposed research strategy uses the...
Migration Forecasting Quantitative Design Descriptive Analyses Inferential Analyses United States india Hong Kong Computer and Systems Architecture Demography, Population, and Ecology Migration Studies
Published by: Harrisburg University of Science and Technology
Fracture Incidence and the Relevance of Dietary and Lifestyle Factors Differ in the United Kingdom and Hong Kong
Richard PG Hayhoe, Ruth Chan, Jane Skinner, Jason Leung, Amy Jennings, Kay-Tee Khaw, Jean Woo, Ailsa A Welch
Oct 01, 2021
Geographic variation in fracture risk may be due to divergent profiles of dietary, lifestyle, and other risk factors between populations. We investigated differences in fracture rates between two older-population cohorts: the...
A joint analysis of influenza-associated hospitalizations and mortality in Hong Kong, 1998-2013.
Influenza viruses may cause severe human infections leading to hospitalization or death. Linear regression models were fitted to population-based data on hospitalizations and deaths. Surveillance data on influenza virus activity...
The Role of social workers in Welfare-to-Work programs
Welfare-to-work is an important arena for understanding the changing nature of social policy and practice in Australia, the UK, Hong Kong, and the United States. This article discusses some key policy and practice issues...
The Role of social workers in Welfare-to-Work programs
Welfare-to-work is an important arena for understanding the changing nature of social policy and practice in Australia, the UK, Hong Kong, and the United States. This article discusses some key policy and practice issues...
Do executive functions mediate the link between socioeconomic status and numeracy skills? A cross-site comparison of Hong Kong and the United Kingdom.
Characterizing Human Collective Behaviors During COVID-19 - Hong Kong SAR, China, 2020.
Zhanwei Du, Xiao Zhang, Lin Wang, Sidan Yao, Yuan Bai, Qi Tan, Xiaoke Xu, Sen Pei, Jingyi Xiao, Tim K Tsang, Qiuyan Liao, Eric HY Lau, Peng Wu, Chao Gao, Benjamin J Cowling
Mar 16, 2023
WHAT IS ALREADY KNOWN ABOUT THIS TOPIC?: People are likely to engage in collective behaviors online during extreme events, such as the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) crisis, to express awareness, take action, and work...
Testing of a Dual Process Model to Resolve the Socioeconomic Health Disparities
A wealth of past studies documented that individuals of lower socioeconomic status (SES) are more susceptible to both acute and chronic life stress than those of higher SES, but some recent evidence documents that not all...