Pages that link to "Q39833524"

The following pages link to Prevalence and rates of recognition of depressive disorders in internal medicine outpatient departments of 23 general hospitals in Shenyang, China. (Q39833524):

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• The Current Situation on Major Depressive Disorder in China: Research on Mechanisms and Clinical Practice (Q30250052) (← links)
• Depressive symptoms among the visually disabled in Wuhan: an epidemiological survey (Q33744521) (← links)
• Improving knowledge and attitudes towards depression: a controlled trial among Chinese medical students (Q33840301) (← links)
• Change in accuracy of recognizing psychiatric disorders by non-psychiatric physicians: five-year data from a psychiatric consultation-liaison service (Q34103811) (← links)
• Depression care management for late-life depression in China primary care: Protocol for a randomized controlled trial (Q35019140) (← links)
• Assessment of Depression in a Primary Care Setting in Nigeria using the PHQ-9. (Q35198687) (← links)
• Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry-from theory to clinical practice: an observational study in a general hospital (Q35787054) (← links)
• PHQ-9 and PHQ-2 for Screening Depression in Chinese Rural Elderly (Q35957645) (← links)
• Prevalence of depressive and anxiety disorders in Chinese gastroenterological outpatients (Q35988526) (← links)
• Prevalence and prescription of antidepressants in depression with somatic comorbidity in Asia: the Research on East Asian Psychotropic Prescription Patterns study. (Q36804835) (← links)
• Prevalence of depression and anxiety in patients with chronic digestive system diseases: A multicenter epidemiological study (Q37411518) (← links)
• Associations of educational attainment, occupation, social class and major depressive disorder among Han Chinese women (Q37538419) (← links)
• Prevalence of depression and depressive symptoms among outpatients: a systematic review and meta-analysis (Q38609518) (← links)
• Prevalence of pain and its socio-demographic and clinical correlates among heroin-dependent patients receiving methadone maintenance treatment (Q38617900) (← links)
• Depression and associated factors in hospitalized elderly: a cross-sectional study in a Saudi teaching hospital. (Q38854532) (← links)
• Beliefs about antidepressant medication and associated adherence among older Chinese patients with major depression: A cross-sectional survey (Q40183011) (← links)
• Prevalence, awareness, and burden of major depressive disorder in urban China (Q40324655) (← links)
• Chinese non-psychiatric hospital doctors' attitudes toward management of psychological/psychiatric problems (Q41496171) (← links)
• Validation of the nine-item Patient Health Questionnaire to screen for major depression in a Chinese primary care population (Q43650631) (← links)
• Western mental health training for traditional Chinese medicine practitioners (Q47207820) (← links)
• Does presence of metabolic syndrome impact anxiety and depressive disorder screening results in middle aged and elderly individuals? A population based study (Q47558069) (← links)
• A three-decade repeated cross-sectional survey on mental health of the Chinese Jino minority (Q47585257) (← links)
• What is the "mask" of depressed inpatients from the viewpoint of surgeons and internal medicine physicians? (Q48413986) (← links)
• Validity and reliability of Patient Health Questionnaire-9 and Patient Health Questionnaire-2 to screen for depression among college students in China (Q48414233) (← links)
• What do primary care doctors get out of a year-long postgraduate course in community psychological medicine? (Q51822538) (← links)
• Reliability and validity of the PHQ-9 for screening late-life depression in Chinese primary care (Q82319879) (← links)
• Primary care physicians' perceived barriers on the management of depression in China primary care settings (Q89391250) (← links)
• Relationship Between Buddhist Belief and Suicide Risk in Chinese Persons Undergoing Methadone Maintenance Therapy for Heroin Dependence (Q95840832) (← links)
• An epidemiological cross-sectional study of prevalence of mental disorders in Dulong nationality of Southwest China (Q99590712) (← links)
• A brief web-based screening plus emotional-disorder health education was associated with improvement of mental health awareness and service-seeking attitudes among patients seeking nonpsychiatric clinical services in China (Q102328515) (← links)