Guillaume Foldes‐busque
Biographic Data
| ID | 4889286 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Guillaume Foldes‐busque |
| GIVEN NAMES | Guillaume |
| FAMILY NAME | Foldes‐busque |
| SIGNATURE | BUSQUE G F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Laval |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1179-4187 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Perceptions des professionnels face à l’implantation d’autosoins dirigés dans le cadre du Programme québécois pour les troubles mentaux
Objectif Les troubles mentaux fréquents tels que les troubles anxieux et la dépression ont de nombreuses conséquences tant individuelles que sociétales. Différents traitements s’offrent aux personnes ayant ces diagnostics, notamment la médication et la psychothérapie cognitive comportementale. Lorsque la sévérité de ces troubles est légère ou modérée, la psychothérapie est la recommandation de première ligne, étant donné sa plus grande efficacité…
Incidence of panic disorder in patients with non-cardiac chest pain and panic attacks
This study documented the 6-month incidence of panic disorder and its predictors in emergency department patients with panic attacks and non-cardiac chest pain. The assessment included a validated structured interview to identify panic attacks and questionnaires measuring the potential predictors of panic disorder. Presence of panic disorder was assessed 6 months later. The incidence of panic disorder was 10.1 percent ( n = 14/138). Anxiety sensi…
Physical activity and disability in patients with noncardiac chest pain: A longitudinal cohort study
Background Noncardiac chest pain (NCCP) is one of the leading reasons for emergency department visits and significantly limits patients’ daily functioning. The protective effect of physical activity has been established in a number of pain problems, but its role in the course of NCCP is unknown. This study aimed to document the level of physical activity in patients with NCCP and its association with NCCP-related disability in the 6 months follow…
A closer look at the relationships between panic attacks, emergency department visits and non-cardiac chest pain
This study examined the prevalence of emergency department visits prompted by panic attacks in patients with non-cardiac chest pain. A validated structured telephone interview was used to assess panic attacks and their association with the emergency department consultation in 1327 emergency department patients with non-cardiac chest pain. Patients reported at least one panic attack in the past 6 months in 34.5 per cent (95% confidence interval: 3…
To be or not to be positive: Development of a tool to assess the relationship of negative, positive, and realistic thinking with psychological distress in breast cancer
There is a widespread belief that positive thinking is a key strategy to cope with cancer. While dispositional optimism is associated with lower psychological distress, the literature supporting the efficacy of cognitive-behavioral therapy indirectly suggests that realistic thinking is also effective. This article describes the development of the Thoughts and Anticipations about Cancer questionnaire designed to directly compare the effect of real…
Factors associated with pain level in non-cardiac chest pain patients with comorbid panic disorder
Panic disorder (PD) is highly prevalent in patients with non-cardiac chest pain (NCCP). This study aims to explore the role of psychological factors (PD intensity, anxiety sensitivity, heart-related fear, attention and avoidance) common to NCCP and PD in predicting chest pain levels in patients with both conditions. This association was investigated in emergency department patients with NCCP and PD receiving either evidence-based treatment of PD …
Effect of Treating Anxiety Disorders on Cognitive Deficits and Behaviors Associated with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: A Preliminary Study
To be or not to be positive: Development of a tool to assess the relationship of negative, positive, and realistic thinking with psychological distress in breast cancer
There is a widespread belief that positive thinking is a key strategy to cope with cancer. While dispositional optimism is associated with lower psychological distress, the literature supporting the efficacy of cognitive-behavioral therapy indirectly suggests that realistic thinking is also effective. This article describes the development of the Thoughts and Anticipations about Cancer questionnaire designed to directly compare the effect of real…
A closer look at the relationships between panic attacks, emergency department visits and non-cardiac chest pain
This study examined the prevalence of emergency department visits prompted by panic attacks in patients with non-cardiac chest pain. A validated structured telephone interview was used to assess panic attacks and their association with the emergency department consultation in 1327 emergency department patients with non-cardiac chest pain. Patients reported at least one panic attack in the past 6 months in 34.5 per cent (95% confidence interval: 3…
Effect of Treating Anxiety Disorders on Cognitive Deficits and Behaviors Associated with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: A Preliminary Study
Factors associated with pain level in non-cardiac chest pain patients with comorbid panic disorder
Panic disorder (PD) is highly prevalent in patients with non-cardiac chest pain (NCCP). This study aims to explore the role of psychological factors (PD intensity, anxiety sensitivity, heart-related fear, attention and avoidance) common to NCCP and PD in predicting chest pain levels in patients with both conditions. This association was investigated in emergency department patients with NCCP and PD receiving either evidence-based treatment of PD …
To be or not to be positive: Development of a tool to assess the relationship of negative, positive, and realistic thinking with psychological distress in breast cancer
There is a widespread belief that positive thinking is a key strategy to cope with cancer. While dispositional optimism is associated with lower psychological distress, the literature supporting the efficacy of cognitive-behavioral therapy indirectly suggests that realistic thinking is also effective. This article describes the development of the Thoughts and Anticipations about Cancer questionnaire designed to directly compare the effect of real…
A closer look at the relationships between panic attacks, emergency department visits and non-cardiac chest pain
This study examined the prevalence of emergency department visits prompted by panic attacks in patients with non-cardiac chest pain. A validated structured telephone interview was used to assess panic attacks and their association with the emergency department consultation in 1327 emergency department patients with non-cardiac chest pain. Patients reported at least one panic attack in the past 6 months in 34.5 per cent (95% confidence interval: 3…
Physical activity and disability in patients with noncardiac chest pain: A longitudinal cohort study
Background Noncardiac chest pain (NCCP) is one of the leading reasons for emergency department visits and significantly limits patients’ daily functioning. The protective effect of physical activity has been established in a number of pain problems, but its role in the course of NCCP is unknown. This study aimed to document the level of physical activity in patients with NCCP and its association with NCCP-related disability in the 6 months follow…
Incidence of panic disorder in patients with non-cardiac chest pain and panic attacks
This study documented the 6-month incidence of panic disorder and its predictors in emergency department patients with panic attacks and non-cardiac chest pain. The assessment included a validated structured interview to identify panic attacks and questionnaires measuring the potential predictors of panic disorder. Presence of panic disorder was assessed 6 months later. The incidence of panic disorder was 10.1 percent ( n = 14/138). Anxiety sensi…
Perceptions des professionnels face à l’implantation d’autosoins dirigés dans le cadre du Programme québécois pour les troubles mentaux
Objectif Les troubles mentaux fréquents tels que les troubles anxieux et la dépression ont de nombreuses conséquences tant individuelles que sociétales. Différents traitements s’offrent aux personnes ayant ces diagnostics, notamment la médication et la psychothérapie cognitive comportementale. Lorsque la sévérité de ces troubles est légère ou modérée, la psychothérapie est la recommandation de première ligne, étant donné sa plus grande efficacité…
Psychiatry (6 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Anxiety (4 works) · Chest pain (4 works) · Internal Medicine (4 works) · Cardiac Health and Mental Health (3 works) · Panic (3 works) · Anxiety sensitivity (2 works) · Anxiety, Depression, Psychometrics, Treatment, Cognitive Processes (2 works)