Avtor/Urednik		Car, Josip; Kersnik, Janko; Švab, Igor
Naslov		Obravnava depresije v splošni medicini
Prevedeni naslov		Treatment of depression in general practice
Tip		članek
Vir		Zdrav Vars
Vol. in št.		Letnik 40, št. 1-2
Leto izdaje		2001
Obseg		str. 32-6
Jezik		slo
Abstrakt		Depression is a common health problem but studies have suggested that despite several efficient treatment possibilities it is often inadequately treated in general practice. A representative sample of Slovene general practitioners was studied to examine their treatment patterns of commonly occuring clinical situation. A study was carried out using a questionnaire with a case study of a women with depression. We have examined also which factors influenced their decision making process. A questionnaire was returned by 75% of participants. 80% of GPs would treat patient by themselves and 20% would refer the patient to a psychiatrist. Only about 61% of GPs have chosen expected treatment, although the vast majority of them adequately identified clinical depression. The study has also given important information about the factors influencing adequate treatment.
Izvleček		Depresija je nezanemarljiv zdravstveni problem. Raziskave nakazujejo, da je kljub številnim učinkovitim možnostim zdravljenja obravnava v splošni medicini neustrezna. Izvedena je bila raziskava na reprezentativnem vzorcu slovenskih zdravnikov splošne medicine, v kateri smo raziskali, kako zdravniki obravnavajo depresivnega bolnika. Raziskava je bila narejena s pomočjo vprašalnika s pisnim primerom ženske z depresijo. Raziskali smo tudi dejavnike, ki vplivajo na odločanje pri zdravstveni obravnavi. Odgovorilo je 75% vprašanih. 80% zdravnikov bi bolnico zdravilo sami in 20% bi jo napotilo k psihiatru. Le 61% zdravnikov se je odločilo za ustrezno zdravljenje, čeprav je velika večina ustrezno prepoznala primer. Raziskava je dala tudi pomembne informacije o dejavnikih, ki vplivajo na odločanje.
Deskriptorji		DEPRESSION PHYSICIANS, FAMILY QUESTIONNAIRES DECISION MAKING ANTIDEPRESSIVE AGENTS