Prévalence des troubles psychiatriques chez des filles mineures délinquantes au sein d’un centre social

Autor: Hicham Hafidi, K. Elghazi, H. Jamai, I. Rammouz, F. Lahlou, C. Ararab, H. Idoumhaidi, Rachid Aalouane, Fatima Elghazouani
Rok vydání: 2010
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Zdroj: Journal de Pédiatrie et de Puériculture. 23:97-103
ISSN: 0987-7983
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpp.2009.12.004
Popis: Introduction Violence, delinquency and psychiatric disorders are mostly connected. The relation between these three components is insignificantly evoked while the social authorities formulate continual demand. Objectives The goal of this study was to establish sociodemographic profile, delinquency and psychiatric evaluation of the minor delinquent girls. Methods This transverse study was realized in the center for child protection of Fez, Morocco (CCPF). Fifty minor girls between 12 to 18 years living in (CCPF) were studied. A heterogeneous questionnaire containing the sociodemographic data, the impact of violence and delinquency was used. The psychiatric scales of evaluation such the MINI, for diagnosing the existing psychiatric disorders, the Hamilton's scale for assessing the severity of anxiety, and Beck's depression inventory were all used. Results Most of the girls presented a generalized anxiety that has manifested as a major anxiety in 54 % of cases, with a score greater than 15 in the Hamilton scale. The depression scale found a severe depression in 40 % of cases. The post-traumatic stress disorder represented 38 %, and the panic disorder was recorded in 28 %. The drugs usage was found in 40 % of the investigated girls, while physical violence was practiced on 58 % of cases. Conclusion This descriptive study noticed an important occurrence of psychiatric disorders among minor delinquent girls of this sample. A consideration of the diagnostic and therapeutic modalities of psychiatric complications is critical for the responsible authorities. Language: fr
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