Detecting Mood Disorder in Resource-Limited Primary Care Settings: Comparison of a self-administered screening tool to general practitioner assessment.

Autor:	Vöhringer, Paul A, Jimenez, Mirtha I, Igor, Mirko A, Fores, Gonzalo A, Correa, Matias O, Sullivan, Matthew C, Holtzman, Niki S, Whitham, Elizabeth A, Barroilhet, Sergio A, Alvear, Katherine, Logvinenko, Tanya, Kent, David M, Ghaemi, Nassir S
Předmět:	AFFECTIVE disorders MEDICAL screening COMPARATIVE studies CONFIDENCE intervals MENTAL depression BIPOLAR disorder MENTAL health PRIMARY health care QUESTIONNAIRES SELF-evaluation CROSS-sectional method DESCRIPTIVE statistics DIAGNOSIS
Zdroj:	Journal of Medical Screening; Sep2013, Vol. 20 Issue 3, p118-124, 7p, 4 Charts
Abstrakt:	The article focuses on the comparison between the diagnostic accuracy of self-administered screening tests and examination methodology of general practitioner for diagnosing mood disorders. It mentions that mood disorders include depressive and bipolar disorders most commonly occurring in the U.S. It states that treatment options for mood disorders are available at primary care facilities which are not timely employed due to late diagnosis.
Databáze:	Complementary Index
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