What happens to medical patients with psychiatric disorder?
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Which factors predict the persistence of DSM-IV depression, anxiety, and somatoform disorders in the medically ill three months post hospital discharge?
2010, Journal of Psychosomatic ResearchCitation Excerpt :This large follow-up study of psychiatric disorder in the medically ill has uniquely examined the contribution of coping style, illness behavior, hypochondriasis, and social support to the persistence of depression, anxiety, and somatoform disorders. The rates of persistence of depression and anxiety disorders found here are similar to those reported by other studies of the medically ill [57–59], which range from 36% to 52% for depression and 49% for anxiety disorders [60]. Higher rates of persistence of somatoform disorders have been reported elsewhere [22] and for major and minor depression in medically ill [27,61–63] and psychiatrically ill [9] samples.
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2004, PsychosomaticsCitation Excerpt :Hence, the overall finding of the present study (Table 3) is that mental illness has an impact on health service use in hospitals and in family practice, even after we controlled for central aspects of medical disease severity. This was also in accordance with the few existing prospective studies.13,15,16,25 Although few of the associations tested and presented in Table 4 were statistically significant, the overall tendency was that mental illness, as defined by ICD-10 or dimensional measures, has a negative future impact on the patient's health and physical ability.