Rào cản trong việc xác định và quản lý các vấn đề tâm lý xã hội ở trẻ em và trầm cảm ở mẹ
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BỐI CẢNH. Các vấn đề tâm lý xã hội ở trẻ em và trầm cảm ở mẹ thường bị nhận diện và điều trị kém, nhưng chúng ta biết surprisingly ít về các rào cản trong việc nhận diện và điều trị những vấn đề này bởi các bác sĩ nhi khoa chăm sóc chính.
MỤC TIÊU. Mục đích của công trình này là xác định liệu (1) các rào cản cảm nhận được đối với việc chăm sóc các vấn đề tâm lý xã hội của trẻ em và trầm cảm ở mẹ có tích tụ thành các miền bệnh nhân, bác sĩ và tổ chức không, (2) các miền rào cản có khác biệt cho mẹ và trẻ em không, và (3) các đặc điểm của bác sĩ, bệnh nhân và thực hành/tổ chức có liên quan đến các miền rào cản khác nhau cho trẻ em và mẹ hay không.
PHƯƠNG PHÁP. Chúng tôi đã tiến hành một cuộc khảo sát cắt ngang đối với 50818 thành viên không nghỉ hưu của Học viện Nhi khoa Hoa Kỳ. Từ một mẫu ngẫu nhiên gồm 1600 thành viên, 832 (745 thành viên không phải là thực tập sinh) đã trả lời. Đây là một cuộc khảo sát gửi qua bưu điện dài 8 trang không có bệnh nhân và không có can thiệp. Chúng tôi đo lường sự đánh giá của bác sĩ về các rào cản trong việc cung cấp chăm sóc tâm lý xã hội cho các vấn đề tâm lý xã hội ở trẻ em và trầm cảm ở mẹ.
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