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Attitudes Towards Electroconvulsive Therapy Among Hungarian Psychiatrists.

机译：匈牙利精神科医生对电抽搐治疗的态度。

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Participants of a postgraduate biologic psychiatric course were surveyed about their attitudes toward electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) with a self-administered questionnaire. Among the respondents, 65 persons were specialists in psychiatry, 32% of whom would not consider using ECT even if they were in a psychotic depressive state. According to the bias factor, which has been calculated based on the answers to the 11 questions regarding attitudes, those psychiatrists who worked in inpatient care showed a less negative attitude. Among the items concerning knowledge of ECT, incorrect answers were most frequent to questions about myocardial infarction as a contraindication, and about the identity of the person who had pioneered this treatment. The negative attitude of Hungarian psychiatrists, especially of those who work in outpatient care, may have an important role in the decrease of the application of ECT in the past decade in Hungary.
机译：使用自我管理的问卷调查了研究生生物精神病学课程的参与者对他们对电惊厥治疗（ECT）的态度。在受访者中，有65人是精神病学专家，其中32％的人即使处于精神病性抑郁状态也不会考虑使用ECT。根据根据有关态度的11个问题的答案计算出的偏见因素，那些在住院治疗中工作的精神科医生的消极态度较轻。在有关ECT知识的项目中，错误回答最常见的问题是关于心肌梗塞的禁忌症以及开创这种治疗方法的人的身份。匈牙利精神科医生的消极态度，尤其是对那些在门诊工作的人的态度，可能在过去十年中在匈牙利减少ECT的应用方面起着重要作用。

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