concerns mental health, with only about 5% referred on to psychiatrists. Shepherd (1991) insisted that the only real hope for significant improvement in mental health care lay in the improvement of GP provision there will simply never be enough psychiatrists. The past 15 years have seen real evidence of this improvement, with a growing literature on mental health problems in primary care (Kendr...

original article   mental fatigue (mf) is considered as a contributor factor in incident, even catastrophic one. electroencephalography measurement has been the most acceptable method to assess mf by neurologists. however, this method could be hardly feasible in real work setting. flicker fusion device, by contrast, is more usable at work setting. the purpose of this study was to compare the cr...

Abstract Objectives This systematic review sought to determine the effectiveness of mental practice (MP) on activity limitations upper limb in individuals after stroke, as well when, whom, and how MP should be delivered. Data Sources Ten electronic databases were searched from November 2009 May 2020. Search terms included: Arm, Practice, Stroke rehabilitation, Imagination, Paresis, Recovery fun...

Existing evidence on the beneficial effects of nature on mental health comes from studies using cross-sectional designs. We developed a smartphone-based tool (Urban Mind; www.urbanmind.info) to examine how exposure to natural features within the built environment affects mental well-being in real time. The tool was used to monitor 108 individuals who completed 3013 assessments over a 1-week per...

Undoubtedly, the mental health of the society is effective in the progress and development of the country and an important part of this mental health is due to the trust and confidence of economic activists in their investment. Considering that the realm of important investments is land and immovable property, and if the ownership of these lands is shaky, the whole property and economy system w...