Seena Fazel

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Seena Fazel

Seena Fazel

@seenafazel

Prof of Forensic Psychiatry, Oxford University; researching adverse outcomes in mental illness, suicide prevention, forensic mental health

Oxford, England Katılım Aralık 2014
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Seena Fazel
Seena Fazel@seenafazel·
New paper!! On health justice, resource allocation, and age in suicide risk assessment. We argue that, in resource-limited healthcare systems, appropriately developed risk tools may support fairer allocation of clinical resources, especially for groups at highest risk.
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Seena Fazel@seenafazel·
@joshnguyen_psy Will depend on clinical setting/context - what treatments available and cost/value of intervention for false/true positives at different thresholds
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Josh Nguyen@joshnguyen_psy·
@seenafazel Thanks for sharing. Completely agree re the low PPV - a long standing criticism in suicide risk prediction. Yet, the assessment of its value must be contextualised: low compared to what? In which context? Many already implemented tools have even lower PPV.
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Seena Fazel@seenafazel·
New paper!! On health justice, resource allocation, and age in suicide risk assessment. We argue that, in resource-limited healthcare systems, appropriately developed risk tools may support fairer allocation of clinical resources, especially for groups at highest risk.
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Seena Fazel@seenafazel·
Paper started off with a conversation with James Hart of the Ethox Centre at an ethics seminar on risk assessment in policing. This ethics background brought a different and novel perspective to the discussion - the value of semi-random interdisciplinary conversations.
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Seena Fazel@seenafazel·
@RecoveryDoctor Gosh. I’m impressed. Sour is such a great part of Persian food - dried lime in ghormeh sabzi; torshi with most things; zereshk here, there and everywhere
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Michael Ostacher, MD, MPH@RecoveryDoctor·
@seenafazel Khoresh Rivas (Persian Rhubarb Stew with Meat, خورش ریواس) is apparently an old dish — it has fried mint and parsley in it — but not one to be found in many restaurants in the West I wouldn’t guess. You need to love sour to love this.
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Michael Ostacher, MD, MPH
Michael Ostacher, MD, MPH@RecoveryDoctor·
Persian dinner: rhubarb khoresh with veal shank, butternut squash and plum khoresh, fesenjān, salad shirazi etc. Yes, it was a damn lot of work lol. #twittersupperclub
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Seena Fazel@seenafazel·
‘forthcoming changes represent a genuine opportunity to assess the effectiveness (or otherwise) of many of these changes and for research to inform both what needs to happen and how it might be done better in the future’. See blog on prisoner release programmes
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Seena Fazel@seenafazel·
@Hopingflower @JD_Rosenblat Not the case. Many findings triangulate with RCTs. And within-individual (self controlled) studies, which are a focus of the review, inherently adjust for background risk (but not time-varying factors)
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Seena Fazel@seenafazel·
Paper is open access: acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jc… One implication is role of long-term and comprehensive support for children and families, extending beyond periods of parental incarceration and, ideally, reaching them before the incarceration takes place.
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Seena Fazel@seenafazel·
New paper!! On effects of parental incarceration on mental health and behavioural outcomes in offspring aged 10-30. Unexpected finding of no clear effect of incarceration when accounting for family and background environmental factors
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