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N. Andreasen, W. Grove, R. Shapiro, M. Keller, R. Hirschfeld, P. McDonald-Scott (1981)
Reliability of lifetime diagnosis. A multicenter collaborative perspective.Archives of general psychiatry, 38 4
M. Weissman, J. Myers (1980)
Psychiatric disorders in a U.S. community THE APPLICATION OF RESEARCH DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA TO A RESURVEYED COMMUNITY SAMPLEActa Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 62
E. Harvey-Smith, Boris OGUIBENINE (1970)
Patterns of neurotic illness in the community.The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners, 19 92
D. Stumbo, M. Good, B. Good (1982)
Diagnostic profile of a family practice clinic: patients with psychosocial diagnoses.The Journal of family practice, 14 2
D. Goldberg (1979)
Detection and Assessment of Emotional Disorders in a Primary-Care SettingInternational Journal of Mental Health, 8
Goldberg D Marks J (1979)
Determinants of the ability of general practitioners to detect psychiatric illness: II. Influence of variables related to the doctorsPsychol Med, 9
J. Endicott, R. Spitzer, J. Fleiss, J. Cohen (1976)
The global assessment scale. A procedure for measuring overall severity of psychiatric disturbance.Archives of general psychiatry, 33 6
Goldberg D (1982)
The concept of a psychiatric 'case' in general practiceSoc Psychiatry, 17
Nycz GR Hoeper EW (1979)
The Quality of Mental Health Services in an Organized Primary Health Care Setting: Final Report to National Institute of Mental Health Under Contract 278-77-0071(DB)
J. Myers, Myrna Weissman, G. Tischler, C. Holzer, P. Leaf, H. Orvaschel, J. Anthony, Jeff Boyd, J. Burke, M. Kramer, R. Stoltzman (1984)
Six-month prevalence of psychiatric disorders in three communities 1980 to 1982.Archives of general psychiatry, 41 10
Boris OGUIBENINE, J. Fry, G. Kalton (1969)
A longitudinal study of psychiatric morbidity in a general practice population.British Journal of Preventive & Social Medicine, 23
D. Goldberg, K. Rickels, R. Downing, P. Hesbacher (1976)
A Comparison of Two Psychiatric Screening TestsBritish Journal of Psychiatry, 129
Goldberg D (1978)
The Manual of the General Health Questionnaire
M. Keller, P. Lavori, P. McDonald-Scott, W. Scheftner, N. Andreasen, R. Shapiro, J. Croughan (1981)
Reliability of lifetime diagnoses and symptoms in patients with a current psychiatric disorder.Journal of psychiatric research, 16 4
Endicott J Spitzer RL (1977)
Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia: Life-Time Version (SADS-L)
J. Fry (1960)
What happens to our neurotic patients?The Practitioner, 185
J. Leckman, D. Sholomskas, Douglas Thompson, Arthur Belanger, Myrna Weissman (1982)
Best estimate of lifetime psychiatric diagnosis: a methodological study.Archives of general psychiatry, 39 8
M. Shepherd (1982)
Psychiatric Illness in General Practice
E. Hoeper, G. Nycz, P. Cleary, D. Regier, I. Goldberg (1979)
Estimated Prevalence of RDC Mental Disorder in Primary Medical CareInternational Journal of Mental Health, 8
The President's Commission on Mental Health (1978)
Report to the President From the President's Commission on Mental Health, 1
Oktay JS Hankin JR (1979)
Mental Disorder and Primary Medical Care: An Analytical Review of the Literature
A. Mann, R. Jenkins, E. Belsey (1981)
The twelve-month outcome of patients with neurotic illness in general practicePsychological Medicine, 11
C. Mazure, E. Gershon (1979)
Blindness and reliability in lifetime psychiatric diagnosis.Archives of general psychiatry, 36 5
Kessler Lg, Tessler Rc, Nycz Gr (1983)
Co-occurrence of psychiatric and medical morbidity in primary care.Journal of Family Practice, 16
Kessler LG Regier DA (1979)
The need for a psychosocial classification in primary care practiceInt J Ment Health, 8
D. Goldberg, J. Steele, A. Johnson, C. Smith (1982)
Ability of primary care physicians to make accurate ratings of psychiatric symptoms.Archives of general psychiatry, 39 7
Sholomskas D Leckman JF (1982)
Best estimate of lifetime psychiatric diagnosisArch Gen Psychiatry, 39
Sylph J Kedwood HB (1974)
The social correlates of chronic neurotic disordersSoc Psychiatry, 9
Abstract • Despite extensive documentation of high rates of psychiatric morbidity among primary care patients, there have been, to our knowledge, no US studies following up these patients over time. We analyzed data based on two administrations of the Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia-Lifetime version (SADS-L) six months apart to 166 attenders at a primary care clinic in Marshfield, Wis. In the short span between interviews, 35% of the study group exhibited at least one Research Diagnostic Criteria disorder, and almost two thirds of these individuals had significant changes in diagnostic status based on SADS-L data. Diagnosis of these transient and episodic cases by the primary care physicians was under 10%, demonstrating the need for careful evaluation of the psychiatric status of primary care patients. References 1. Goldberg D: Detection and assessment of emotional disorders in a primary care setting . Int J Ment Health 1979;8:30-48. 2. 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Archives of General Psychiatry – American Medical Association
Published: Jun 1, 1985
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