Published Sep 28, 2007
semele_dakarai
2 Posts
Hi,
I am still only a student, but was wondering if anyone might be willing to answer a few questions. I am writing a research paper on the correlation between smoking and schizophrenia. I need to interview live people as part of my research so figured I would try my shot here by talking to a couple health care workers. Thanks for any help you might be able to provide! if you agree I can send you an email with a list of questions and you can answer what you feel comfortable with etc. Thanks!
Cyrene
FunGi
35 Posts
these links might help. --- http://www.schizophrenia.com/smokereport.htm#pos
http://apt.rcpsych.org/cgi/content/full/6/5/327
good luck.
Working in a Psych Clinic, I just know that it's very rare to see non smoking clients. Main reason they say is stress...I do too lol...but i guess schizophrenic patients are more prone to stress, insomnia etc.
Now I need a cig LOL.
Thanks, I have a ton of studies and journal articles etc. I just also have to have live interviews as well. I am meeting with a couple workers form our local mental health hospital but appreciate the suggestions.
scstuartKiwi
17 Posts
if you want some help i'll do what I can
good luck
dan_aus
5 Posts
im happy to help you out!
shootm e the questions )
Thunderwolf, MSN, RN
3 Articles; 6,621 Posts
Always good to see new students and members on our wonderful board.
Welcome.
Our board is big with many forums. If you should be in need of future assist with other nursing course work and studies, I would like to point you to our forum Nursing Student Assistance Forums which was set up for this purpose. You may even find some answers there for future questions. I also encourage you to give input to others there as well. We get a little, we give a little. All benefit.
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nanasuzy
15 Posts
Hi, Probably not much help but... I know I read an article quite a few years ago that stated that smoking helped to decrease or lower the "voices". Might be worth investigating. Sorry I can't remember the article.