Wanmin Huang, Jinyu Chen, Lijiao Zheng, Guang Shi, Yanying Feng
Factors affecting nurses' emergency competencies in public health emergency: A cross-sectional study based on the stress-coping adaptation model
Public health nursing (Boston, Mass.)
one hundred studies used mainland chinese version matrics consensus cognitive battery mccb assess cognition schizophrenia results studies quality reports strength evidence provided reports systematically assessed identified 114 studies englishlanguage chineselanguage databases used chinese mccb assess cognition combined samples 7394 healthy controls hc 392 individuals clinical high risk psychosis chrp 4922 firstepisode schizophrenia fes 1549 chronic schizophrenia cs 2925 schizophrenia unspecified duration mean difference md composite mccb tscore 1372 tscores seven cognitive domains assessed mccb 1427 792 significantly lower individuals schizophrenia controls metaanalysis identified significantly greater cognitive impairment fes cs chrp six seven domains significantly greater impairment cs fes reasoning problemsolving domain ie executive functioning significant covariate overall cognitive functioning individuals schizophrenia negative association severity psychotic symptoms results confirm construct validity mainland chinese version mccb however significant limitations strength evidence provided chrp small pooled sample sizes social cognition domain inconsistency results across studies quality many reports particularly published chinese rated poor due failure report sample size calculations matching procedures methods handling missing data moreover almost studies crosssectional studies limited persons 60 least nine years education longitudinal studies undereducated older individuals schizophrenia needed