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12 de jul. de 2017 · A clear set of guidelines approved by the World Psychiatric Association and the Psyhological Health Travelers Interest Group of International Society of Travel Medicine should help in detecting and treating the traveller with mental disorders abroad.
- Peter Felkai, Tamas Kurimay
- 2017
Post-travel psychiatric assessment may be indicated for certain vulnerable traveller groups, such as volunteers and humanitarian aid workers exposed to hostile and psychologically challenging environments, to counter the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder.
- Gerard Flaherty, Gerard Flaherty, Shang Yuin Chai, Brian Hallahan, Brian Hallahan
- 2021
11 de ene. de 2022 · Affecting travellers every year, this bizarre phenomenon sees visitors to Florence suffer psychological breakdowns after being overwhelmed by the city's abundance of great art. Gazing up at ...
Felkai & Kurimay reported that 11.3% of travellers experience some symptoms of mental illness during travel, with 0.3% of travellers experiencing an acute psychotic episode. Indeed, incidence data reveal that acute psychotic episodes account for one-fifth of travel-related mental illnesses.
There is research evidence that 11.3% of travelers experience some kind of psychiatric problem, with 2.5% suffering from severe psychosis and 1.2% requiring more than two months of therapy at home 5,6. The acute psychotic attacks represent about one fifth of travel-related psychiatric problems.
- Péter Felkai, Tamás Kurimay
- 2011
3 de feb. de 2020 · It is estimated that 11.3% of travelers experience some kind of psychiatric problem, with 2.5% suffering from severe psychosis and 1.2% requiring more than 2 months of therapy upon return from a trip abroad.
1 de sept. de 2017 · Felkai & Kurimay reported that 11.3% of travellers experience some symptoms of mental illness during travel, with 0.3% of travellers experiencing an acute psychotic episode. 1 Indeed, incidence...
