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Qulsom Fazil

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Articles 9
Citations 61
Followers 0
Related Specialties
General Medicine
Psychiatry
Public Health
Top 10 Co-Authors
Paul Bywaters
Louise M Wallace
Jelena Jankovic
Antje Lindenmeyer
Paramjit Gill
Gurnam Singh
Zoebia Ali
Giles Berrisford
Harpreet Kaur Sihre
Nikolina Jovanovic
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Health Soc Care Community
BMJ Open
J Ment Health
Syst Rev
J Intellect Disabil
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Recent Articles
1.
Protocol for a scoping review of how people with ME/CFS use the internet
Shortland D, Fazil Q, Hallett N, Lavis A
BMJ Open . 2024 Jan; 14(1):e076904. PMID: 38286699
Introduction: Myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) is a chronic neurological illness affecting many bodily systems, commonly the nervous and immune systems. Also known as chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), key symptoms are extreme...
2.
Differences in access and utilisation of mental health services in the perinatal period for women from ethnic minorities-a population-based study
Jankovic J, Parsons J, Jovanovic N, Berrisford G, Copello A, Fazil Q, et al.
BMC Med . 2020 Sep; 18(1):245. PMID: 32912196
Background: Barriers to accessing mental health care during pregnancy and the first postnatal year (perinatal period) seem to be greater for ethnic minority women; however, there is no reliable large-scale...
3.
Understanding the lived experiences of severe postnatal psychiatric illnesses in English speaking South Asian women, living in the UK: a qualitative study protocol
Sihre H, Gill P, Lindenmeyer A, McGuiness M, Berrisford G, Jankovic J, et al.
BMJ Open . 2019 Aug; 9(8):e025928. PMID: 31375603
Introduction: The South Asian population is the UK's largest and fastest growing minority ethnic group. There is evidence to suggest the lay understanding of postnatal psychiatric illnesses of this group...
4.
Women's experiences of severe postnatal psychiatric illness: a systematic review protocol
Sihre H, Simons A, Gill P, Lindenmeyer A, Fazil Q
Syst Rev . 2019 Jul; 8(1):173. PMID: 31315663
Background: Super diversity has become a twenty-first-century phenomena in the UK. The Five Year Forward View Plan for Mental Health commits to improving access to Perinatal Mental Health services for...
5.
The epidemiology of PTSD and depression in refugee minors who have resettled in developed countries
Reavell J, Fazil Q
J Ment Health . 2016 Sep; 26(1):74-83. PMID: 27684305
Background: With an increasing number of refugees migrating across continents, the crisis is very apparent. Aim: A literature review of patterns, risk factors and effects of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)...
6.
Carers' experience of memory screening tests
Akintomide G, Fazil Q
J Ment Health . 2016 Apr; 26(2):180-186. PMID: 27043368
Background: Current evidence suggests that patients with dementia find memory tests humiliating and embarrassing. However, the knowledge concerning carers' experience of witnessing patients with dementia undergo memory screening has not...
7.
Does engagement in meaningful occupation reduce challenging behaviour in people with intellectual disabilities? A systematic review of the literature
Ball J, Fazil Q
J Intellect Disabil . 2013 Jan; 17(1):64-77. PMID: 23339117
Over several years, there has been much debate about the best way to manage challenging behaviour. Although national guidance highlights the importance of meaningful occupation, it is unclear to what...
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Empowerment and advocacy: reflections on action research with Bangladeshi and Pakistani families who have children with severe disabilities
Fazil Q, Wallace L, Singh G, Ali Z, Bywaters P
Health Soc Care Community . 2004 Sep; 12(5):389-97. PMID: 15373817
The concepts of empowerment and advocacy, and how they impinge on power relationships for service providers working with black and Asian communities, are explored through the findings of a 20-month...
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Attitudes towards disability amongst Pakistani and Bangladeshi parents of disabled children in the UK: considerations for service providers and the disability movement
Bywaters P, Ali Z, Fazil Q, Wallace L, Singh G
Health Soc Care Community . 2003 Nov; 11(6):502-9. PMID: 14629581
It has sometimes been assumed that religiously based explanations for and attitudes to having a disabled child have led to the low uptake of health and social services by ethnic...