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Irish Journal of Medical Science

ISSN 1863-4362, 0021-1265

4 papers in the library · 79 citations · publishing 2011-2026

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The effect of meditation on exam anxiety of nursing students: a randomized clinical trial.

Irish Journal of Medical Science June 1, 2026 Pouran Varvani Farahani, Candan Ozturk

Nursing students frequently encounter significant levels of test anxiety, which can impact their academic success and overall well-being. Twin Heart Meditation is a technique for relaxation that might assist in alleviating anxiety. This research aim to assess the influence of Twin Heart Meditation on exam anxiety in nursing students. This double-blind clinical trial was conducted on 100 nursing...

Drug use, harm-reduction practices and attitudes toward the utilisation of drug safety testing services in an Irish cohort of festival-goers.

Irish Journal of Medical Science August 2022 Jo-Hanna Ivers, Nicki Killeen, Eamon Keenan

Festival drug-related deaths are a growing public health concern. To examine drug use and related harm-reduction practices and attitudes towards utilisation of drug safety testing services. Data collection took place over the 2019 festival season (June-October). The questionnaire was self-reported. Data was gathered via the online survey, which was promoted through online and social media...

DOI: 10.1007/s11845-021-02765-2 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Drug checking Festival drug use Harm reduction Pill testing +1

Psychedelic perceptions: mental health service user attitudes to psilocybin therapy

Irish Journal of Medical Science June 15, 2021 Kate Corrigan, Maeve Haran, Conor Mccandliss et al. 79 citations

Abstract Introduction Despite the rapid advance of psychedelic science and possible translation of psychedelic therapy into the psychiatric clinic, very little is known about mental health service user attitudes. Objectives To explore mental health service user attitudes to psychedelics and psilocybin therapy. Methods A questionnaire capturing demographics, diagnoses, previous psychedelic and...

Experiences of sleep paralysis in a sample of Irish university students.

Irish Journal of Medical Science December 2011 J O'Hanlon, M Murphy, Z Di Blasi

Sleep paralysis (SP) is characterised by an inability to move voluntarily for a period on going to sleep or on waking. It is also associated with hallucinations, and often with fear. This study seeks to explore the experience of SP in an Irish university sample. A cross-sectional survey design was employed, with a validated scale for the assessment of SP being distributed to 2,500 students. A...