Martin Deahl
Biographic Data
| ID | 1358524 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martin Deahl |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Deahl |
| SIGNATURE | DEAHL M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College, London, UK |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3849-5689 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Youth violence and knife crime in ethnic minorities in the UK
BACKGROUND: Youth violence and knife crime is increasing dramatically, so much so it has been described as a global epidemic. The social, economic and political forces fuelling this rise mean that minority groups are particularly affected. AIM: This paper reviews the literature primarily from a UK perspective, and illustrates the disparate factors that are influencing the rise in youth violence and knife crime and illustrates the complexities of …
What’s in a memory? PTSD and working with survivors of psychological trauma
BACKGROUND: Treating the consequences of psychological trauma and PTSD is of major concern to psychiatry although outcomes are often rather poor, often giving to the fact that the diagnose of PTSD is misused and no consideration of the trauma settings and its consequences on the brain. AIMS: This paper looks at the impact of false or induced memories in the trauma narrative and their potential impact on therapy with examples from the everyday wor…
Structural inequalities, knife crime
The importance and impact of youth violence is increasingly being recognised and is a cause of international concern. In the UK, youth violence, specifically knife crime, is on the increase and has resulted in the deaths of many young people. In order to explore the impact of knife crimes on mental health and wellbeing of individuals, a number of focus groups were conducted with 24 professionals from multiple agencies. Qualitative analysis showed…
Ukraine
The current conflict in Ukraine is a tragedy of epic proportions that without doubt is causing serious psychological damage with inevitable long term consequences affecting combatants, civilians, not to mention displaced refugees. This paper focuses on the mental health needs of service veterans returning home to a country, devastated by the current conflict
Decline and fall
About the BMAThe BMA is a professional association and trade union representing and negotiating on behalf of all doctors and medical students in the UK.It is a leading voice advocating for outstanding health care and a healthy population.It is an association providing members with excellent individual services and support throughout their lives.This response to the Health and Social Care Select Committee outlines the experiences and views of the …
Retracted
Background:In 2022 Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), established, ab initio, a cancer screening project in Kyrgyzstan, outside the capital Bishkek. In line with the MSF strategic vision of increasing the salience of mental health care into all its projects, we developed a psychosocial care programme integral to the project from the outset. In this paper we describe the strategy, execution, and delivery of a psychosocial care pathway to support pati…
Joining Forces" - A mental Health "App" for the armed forces and veterans
Service personnel and veterans are a significant minority group with unique mental health needs
Preventing psychological trauma in soldiers
Armed conflict is associated with significant long‐term psychiatric morbidity. Interventions to reduce the incidence of psychiatric disorder following psychological trauma may be classified into three categories. Primary prevention includes the selection, preparation and training of individuals likely to be exposed to potentially traumatizing events. Secondary prevention comprises a variety of brief psychological techniques immediately or shortly…
Preventing psychological trauma in soldiers
Armed conflict is associated with significant long‐term psychiatric morbidity. Interventions to reduce the incidence of psychiatric disorder following psychological trauma may be classified into three categories. Primary prevention includes the selection, preparation and training of individuals likely to be exposed to potentially traumatizing events. Secondary prevention comprises a variety of brief psychological techniques immediately or shortly…
Preventing psychological trauma in soldiers
Armed conflict is associated with significant long‐term psychiatric morbidity. Interventions to reduce the incidence of psychiatric disorder following psychological trauma may be classified into three categories. Primary prevention includes the selection, preparation and training of individuals likely to be exposed to potentially traumatizing events. Secondary prevention comprises a variety of brief psychological techniques immediately or shortly…
Joining Forces" - A mental Health "App" for the armed forces and veterans
Service personnel and veterans are a significant minority group with unique mental health needs
Retracted
Background:In 2022 Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), established, ab initio, a cancer screening project in Kyrgyzstan, outside the capital Bishkek. In line with the MSF strategic vision of increasing the salience of mental health care into all its projects, we developed a psychosocial care programme integral to the project from the outset. In this paper we describe the strategy, execution, and delivery of a psychosocial care pathway to support pati…
Ukraine
The current conflict in Ukraine is a tragedy of epic proportions that without doubt is causing serious psychological damage with inevitable long term consequences affecting combatants, civilians, not to mention displaced refugees. This paper focuses on the mental health needs of service veterans returning home to a country, devastated by the current conflict
Decline and fall
About the BMAThe BMA is a professional association and trade union representing and negotiating on behalf of all doctors and medical students in the UK.It is a leading voice advocating for outstanding health care and a healthy population.It is an association providing members with excellent individual services and support throughout their lives.This response to the Health and Social Care Select Committee outlines the experiences and views of the …
Youth violence and knife crime in ethnic minorities in the UK
BACKGROUND: Youth violence and knife crime is increasing dramatically, so much so it has been described as a global epidemic. The social, economic and political forces fuelling this rise mean that minority groups are particularly affected. AIM: This paper reviews the literature primarily from a UK perspective, and illustrates the disparate factors that are influencing the rise in youth violence and knife crime and illustrates the complexities of …
What’s in a memory? PTSD and working with survivors of psychological trauma
BACKGROUND: Treating the consequences of psychological trauma and PTSD is of major concern to psychiatry although outcomes are often rather poor, often giving to the fact that the diagnose of PTSD is misused and no consideration of the trauma settings and its consequences on the brain. AIMS: This paper looks at the impact of false or induced memories in the trauma narrative and their potential impact on therapy with examples from the everyday wor…
Structural inequalities, knife crime
The importance and impact of youth violence is increasingly being recognised and is a cause of international concern. In the UK, youth violence, specifically knife crime, is on the increase and has resulted in the deaths of many young people. In order to explore the impact of knife crimes on mental health and wellbeing of individuals, a number of focus groups were conducted with 24 professionals from multiple agencies. Qualitative analysis showed…
Psychiatry (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Mental health (5 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Migration, Health and Trauma (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Criminology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Nursing (3 works)