Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in Warsaw

in the period from January 4, 2022 to December 31, 2023

carries out the study:

"Controlled gambling - assessment of knowledge and attitudes of professionals and patients. Recommendations for expanding the therapeutic offer

Its aim is to diagnose the knowledge of professionals and patients about gambling reduction programs, as well as the readiness to implement such programs among professionals, and among patients - to use them.

Number and name of the competition task:

task number 23: Conducting scientific research to deepen knowledge in the field of behavioral addictions, including problematic and pathological gambling, corresponding to task 2.4.4. Behavioral addictions - conducting research on behavioral addictions and monitoring and evaluating the activities of the National Health Program under operational objective no. 2.

Public task co-financed in the amount of PLN 115,100.00 (PLN 4,600.00 in 2022 and PLN 110,500.00 in 2023) from the Fund for Solving Gambling Problems, at the disposal of the Minister of Health as part of a competition conducted by the National Center for Addiction Prevention .

Project manager: dr hab. Łukasz Wieczorek, e-mail: lwieczorek@ipin.edu.pl

Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in Warsaw

is carrying out the study "WELL-BEING 2021-2022: Professional well-being and determinants of burnout of addiction psychotherapy specialists and addiction therapy instructors".

whose aim is to identify individual and organizational determinants of professional burnout among addiction psychotherapy specialists and addiction therapy instructors, as well as to characterize individual and organizational resources that increase their professional well-being.

Number and name of the competition task: 27/2021/DEA - Research on the psychosocial working conditions of addiction psychotherapy specialists, including the determinants of burnout and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The task was co-financed in the amount of PLN 177,810.0 from the Fund for Solving Gambling Problems at the disposal of PARPA.

Project manager: dr hab. Justyna Klingemann, e-mail: jklingemann@ipin.edu.pl

Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in Warsaw

in the period from May 4, 2021 to December 31, 2022.

carries out the study

"Gambling disorders co-occurring with substance use disorders and co-morbid with other mental disorders. Prevalence and standards of treatment. Acronym ZHWW 2021-22.

Its aim is to deeply explore the phenomenon of co-occurrence and co-morbidity, allowing for the development, by consensus, of scientifically justified recommendations for the treatment of gambling disorders co-occurring with substance use disorders (F10-19, excluding F17) and co-morbid with other mental disorders (F20-F48). , F60-F68).

Number and name of the competition task: Task number 12: Conducting scientific research to deepen knowledge in the field of behavioral addictions, including problematic and pathological gambling.

Public task co-financed in the amount of PLN 173,000.00 (PLN 37,000.00 in 2021 and PLN 136,000.00 in 2022) from the Fund for Solving Gambling Problems, at the disposal of the Minister of Health as part of a competition conducted by the National Bureau for Counteracting Drug Addiction .

Project manager: dr hab. Łukasz Wieczorek, e-mail: lwieczorek@ipin.edu.pl

Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in Warsaw

in the period from August 2, 2021 to December 31, 2021

carries out the study

Brief intervention for people serving prison sentences who have had contact with new psychoactive substances (NPS Brief Intervention)

As part of the project, a short intervention will be prepared and pilot-implemented for people who have had contact with new psychoactive substances while incarcerated.

Number and name of the competition task:

Task number 2. Pilot implementation of a short intervention for people serving prison sentences who have had contact with new psychoactive substances

Public task co-financed in the amount of PLN 130,000

from the funds of the Fund for Solving Gambling Problems, at the disposal of the Minister of Health as part of a competition conducted by the National Bureau for Counteracting Drug Addiction.

Total value of the task: PLN 138,650

Project manager: Dr. hum. Katarzyna Dąbrowska, e-mail: dabrow@ipin.edu.pl

The investment was financed by the Ministry of Health from the State Treasuryw ramach Programu Profilaktyki i Leczenia Chorób Układu Sercowo-Naczyniowego POLKARD Rehabilitation and diagnostic device for early neurological rehabilitation with electromyography

Purchase value: PLN 138,500.00

Funding amount: PLN 137,849.05

Brief description of the equipment:

The device enables diagnosis and therapy of limbs. It is intended for limb therapy in all phases of rehabilitation (from the sitting position to the upright position). Performs measurements of: limb strength, proprioception, fluidity of movement, range of motion in joints, gait analysis, assessment of grip strength. Provides training using biofeedback. It allows the patient to be verticalized while ensuring stabilization of the torso. It enables single- and bilateral training, sensory training, drop foot training, as well as comparative analysis of the right and left sides. The use of the device in the neurological rehabilitation department of the IPiN will increase the scope and quality of rehabilitation services.

The investment was financed by the Ministry of Health from the State Treasury
as part of the POLKARD Cardiovascular Diseases Prevention and Treatment Program

Ultrasound machine with Duplex option

Purchase value: PLN 248,000.00

Funding amount: PLN 246,834.40

Brief description of the equipment:

The device is used to perform ultrasound examinations in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases of the vascular system. The examination performed using a duplex ultrasound device is non-invasive, painless and reliable. It involves imaging the arteries leading blood to the brain, assessing their course, the width of the vessels, the thickness of individual layers and the presence of atherosclerotic plaques or narrowing of the lumen of the vessels. In addition, blood flow values ​​and hemodynamic properties, i.e. the ability of the vessel to contract, are assessed. The test result provides a lot of information about the patient's health condition, especially the degree of advancement of the atherosclerotic process, assessment of the risk of heart attacks and strokes, and qualifications for appropriate treatment. The new ultrasound replaced one of the worn-out machines in the 1st Neurological Clinic.

The investment was financed by the Ministry of Health from the State Treasury as a targeted subsidy for the purchase of two X-ray machines:

Stationary digital camera
Mobile digital camera
Total value of purchases: PLN 1,931,733.02

Funding amount: PLN 1,902,653.87

Brief description of the task:

The task was to replace the old X-ray machine with two new machines, including one
intended for use by bedridden patients. The new cameras work in digital mode and also take high-resolution photos, which significantly contributes to increasing the quality of radiological diagnostic tests.

The investment was financed by the Ministry of Health from the State Treasury as a targeted subsidy for the purchase of an array microscope.

Purchase value: PLN 198,522.00

Funding amount: PLN 197,588.95

Project value: PLN 5,173,969.07, including ERDF funding: PLN 3,696,329.12

Consortium implementing the project:

Cambria Systems Sp. z o. o. limited partnership,

Prosen Net Sp. z o. o.,

Techmo Sp. z o. o.,

Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in Warsaw,

Institute of Systems Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw.

Umowa o dofinansowanie

The contract for financing the Project was signed on May 10, 2018.

The general objective of the Project is to improve the quality of medical psychiatric services provided in the health care system and to adapt these services to the standards operating in the European Community. The implementation of the above goal will be influenced by achieving the direct goal of the project, which is: improving the quality and effectiveness of services provided by IPiN in Warsaw.

The subject of the project is to extend the completed investment "Reconstruction of existing psychiatric clinics - Stage I" to include the reconstruction of wards F9 in the 3rd Psychiatric Clinic and F10 in the 1st Psychiatric Clinic - building F1' (which were not included in the first stage of the project). At the same time, it is planned to purchase medical equipment and equipment for all rebuilt buildings, both in Stage I and II. investment (F1, F2, F3, F4) and for the F1' building, which is planned to be implemented in Stage II.

The works planned in the F1′ building will also include (following the example of the works carried out in the buildings from Stage I - F1, F2, F3, F4) the modernization of the technical infrastructure and the purchase of the necessary equipment for the facility.

The reconstruction of the F1′ building, which constitutes the second stage of the investment, is aimed at improving hospitalization conditions in the hospital for patients and working conditions of staff, as well as adapting them to applicable regulations.

The project does not envisage increasing the number of beds in departments or increasing the number of staff. The reconstruction of the existing five pavilions refers to the current organizational system and does not affect the functional connections of the hospital complex.

Renovation works in departments F9 of the 3rd Psychiatric Clinic and F10 of the 1st Psychiatric Clinic (building F1') have been completed. Currently, purchased medical equipment and furnishings are being installed in the premises
living and administrative-office. Soon (after obtaining the necessary permits), the rooms will be put into use.

The project co-financing agreement was concluded on December 28, 2017 between the Minister of Health and the Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology.

Project value: PLN 5,420,669.45, including EU funding: PLN 4,336,535.56

Planned completion date of the Project: August 31, 2018.

Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in Warsaw

in the period from October 1, 2020 to December 17, 2021

carries out the study

The language of addiction help. Terminology dictionary (JUST 2021)

Its goal is to develop coherent, adequate and non-stigmatizing language in the area of ​​addictions.

We invite people working in the field of treatment and prevention, psychiatrists, addiction psychotherapy specialists, representatives of public health policy, scientists, linguists, lawyers, anti-discrimination specialists and - according to the principle, nothing about us without us - patients and people to discuss the language of addiction. who have experienced addiction problems.

Number and name of the competition task:

Task number 15. Conducting scientific research

to deepen knowledge in the field of behavioral addictions,

including problem and pathological gambling.

Public task co-financed in the amount of PLN 113,000

from the Fund for Solving Gambling Problems,będących w dyspozycji Ministra Zdrowia w ramach konkursu
conducted by the National Bureau for Counteracting Drug Addiction.

Total value of the task: PLN 120,600

Project manager: dr Michał Bujalski, e-mail: bujalski@ipin.edu.pl

Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in Warsaw

in the period from April 15, 2021 to December 31, 2021

carries out the study

“Availability, quality and adequacy of support for people with drug use disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic.”

Its aim is to diagnose the problems encountered by patients who wanted to use help during the pandemic, what impact it had on their lives and patterns of use, what new needs they had as a result and whether the system was able to meet them.

Number and name of the competition task: Task number 4.

Studying the impact of COVID-19 on the addiction support system.

Public task co-financed in the amount of PLN 164,000.00 from the Fund for Solving Gambling Problems, at the disposal of the Minister of Health as part of a competition conducted by the National Bureau for Counteracting Drug Addiction.

Project manager: dr Katarzyna Dąbrowska, e-mail: dabrow@ipin.edu.pl