Conference paper

AN AUDIT OF OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER IN A BEDFORD (UK) COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH TEAM

Kenwoo Yi ; School of Clinical Medicine University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK ; Downing College Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
James Austin ; School of Clinical Medicine University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK; Clare College Cambridge, The University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
Mark Agius ; Clare College Cambridge, The University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK ; Department of Psychiatry University of Cambridge , Cambridge, UK ; South Essex Partnership University Foundation Trust, UK
Rashid Zaman ; Department of Psychiatry University of Cambridge , Cambridge, UK ; South Essex Partnership University Foundation Trust, UK

Abstract

OCD is a condition seen often in Community Mental Health Teams in England. It is treated with medication and psychology. We
wanted to assess what co-morbidities were present in our OCD patients, with which medications they were being treated, and
whether patients had received psychological treatment. On assessment It is clear that a very large number of the OCD patients in
our cohort are complex patients who have not responded to first line treatment, such as SSRIs or basic psychology, and who suffer
from co-morbidities. Treatment of these patients, while oriented towards the achievement of recovery, is also relatively complex and
long term.

Keywords

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder; psychological treatment; medication; co-morbidities

Hrčak ID:

265724

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/265724

Publication date:

5.11.2014.

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