psychological morbidity

collocation in English

meanings of psychologicaland morbidity

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psychological
adjective
uk /ˌsaɪ.kəlˈɒdʒ.ɪ.kəl/ us /ˌsaɪ.kəˈlɑː.dʒɪ.kəl/
relating to the human mind ...
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morbidity
noun[U]
uk /mɔːˈbɪd.ə.ti/ us /mɔːrˈbɪd.ə.t̬i/
medicalspecialized
the morbidity of a disease is how many people have it in a ...
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Examples of psychological morbidity

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Psychologicalmorbidity in bereaved parents decreases to levels similar to those among non-bereaved parents 7- 9 years after the loss.
Finally, "intermediate" families showed moderate levels of cohesiveness, yet were also more prone to psychologicalmorbidity.
The duration of psychologicalmorbidity of parents who have lost a child owing to a malignancy is not yet known.
Among the studies conducted in this area there are contradictory observations regarding the temporal course of the psychologicalmorbidity of bereaved parents.
Psychologicalmorbidity in newly referred patients with cancer.
Psychologicalmorbidity has been proposed as a source of distress in cancer patients.
The healthcare workers' psychologicalmorbidity was best understood by the perceptions of personal vulnerability, stress and support in the workplace.
The healthcare workers' psychologicalmorbidity was best understood by their perceptions of personal vulnerability, stress and support in the workplace.
Some non-specific somatic discomfort might reflect underlying psychologicalmorbidity.
Psychologicalmorbidity associated with local recurrence of breast cancer.
The review confirmed that carers for stroke patients have higher psychologicalmorbidity and perceived strain compared to the general population.
Mental health (psychologicalmorbidity) and psychological perceptions made a small but significant contribution.
A high rate of psychologicalmorbidity (40 %) was observed in the population.
In contrast, women show a relationship between sleep duration and many features of psychologicalmorbidity.
High rates of psychologicalmorbidity occurred among these families, with the rate postbereavement rising to 30% at 6 weeks following death.
Effects of breast conservation on psychologicalmorbidity associated with diagnosis and treatment of early breast cancer.
Does the method of detection of breast cancer affect subsequent psychologicalmorbidity?
Psychologicalmorbidity associated with the local recurrence of breast cancer.
As with breast cancer, psychologicalmorbidity while the patient awaits the possibility of having cancer may be significant, but few studies have been performed.
The study reported here aimed at investigating the origin of stress and psychologicalmorbidity among frontline healthcare workers in response to this catastrophe.
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