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Treatment of Schizophrenia - Guidelines Manual - Texas Medication Algorithm Project (TMAP) Treating Schizophrenia: A Quick Reference Guide for Psychiatrists - APAĪlgorithm for the Pharmacotherapy of Schizophrenia - Mental Health Connections Practice Guidelines for the Treatment of Patients with Schizophrenia - APA Treatment of Schizophrenia 1999 - Expert Consensus Guidelines Surgeon General's Treatment Recommendation Psychopharmacologic Treatment Strategies for Depression, Bipolar Disorder, and Schizophrenia - Annuals of Internal Medicine 2 January 2001 What Richard Taught Me About Psychiatry (Editorial, June 3, 1999) Schizophrenia Family Handbook - Schizophrenia Societyīasic Facts About Schizophrenia (previously Schizophrenia: Youth's Greatest Disabler) - BCSS Schizophrenia Web Community - Interactive Message Board Schizophrenia and Public Health - World Health Organization Typical Problem Areas on the Quality of Life Scale in Psychotic Phase Typical Problem Areas on the Quality of Life Scale in Prepsychotic or Postpsychotic Phase Problems in Prepsychotic or Postpsychotic Phase When Severe Prepsychotic ( Prodromal) Or Postpsychotic ( Residual) PhaseĬore Problems in Prepsychotic or Postpsychotic PhaseĪssociated Problems in Prepsychotic or Postpsychotic Phase Kunen et al conclude in the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology: "EDs need to expand their staff to include mental health professionals… because ED physicians may not have the training, interest, or time to deal with mental health issues." Respondents also cited the inability to provide continuity of care as a central reason for their reluctance to diagnosis mental disorders. To investigate the reasons for this underdiagnosis phenomenon further, the researchers conducted informal interviews with more than 50 ED physicians, which showed that physicians tend to focus almost exclusively on the presenting of physical complaint because of time constraints and a lack of psychiatric expertise. They suggest that this race disparity may be due to physicians being more familiar of mental disorder symptoms in Caucasians than African Americans, while African-American patients may be less trusting and less willing to disclose emotional problems to people of different racial groups. Kunen and team note that while psychiatric problems were being underdiagnosed in both Caucasians and African Americans, the problem was greater for African Americans, with Caucasians almost twice as likely to receive a psychiatric diagnosis as African Americans.
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Corresponding rates were 11–16% versus 1.19% for anxiety, 7% versus 2.05% for substance use disorders, and 1.30% versus 0.32% for schizophrenia. Specifically, the results showed that, compared with a national rate of 4%, the observed ED rate of mood disorders was 0.70%. "This underdiagnosis contributes to needless emotional suffering because many of the more common disorders, such as depression and anxiety, respond well to psychotherapy and pharmacological interventions." Mental health disorders going undiagnosed in EDsPsychiatric disorders are greatly underdiagnosed in emergency departments (EDs), particularly among African Americans, report US investigators who say that this can contribute to needless emotional suffering.Īmong 33,000 Caucasian and African-American patients presenting to one of three hospital EDs in the USA, Seth Kunen, from the Earl K Long Medical Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and colleagues found that the rate of psychiatric disorders diagnosed was 5.27%, which is far below the national prevalence rate of 20–28%.