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Mental Health During Residency Training: Assessing the Barriers to Seeking Care

机译:居住期间的心理健康:评估寻求护理的障碍

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Objectives Resident and fellow physicians are at elevated risk for developing depression compared to the general population; however, they are also less likely to utilize mental health services. We sought to identify the barriers to seeking mental health treatment among residents across all specialties at a large academic medical center in Chicago, IL. Methods Residents and fellows from all programs were asked to complete an anonymous self-report questionnaire. Results Of the 18% of residents and fellows that completed the survey, 61% felt they would have benefited from psychiatric services. Only 24% of those who felt they needed care actually sought treatment. The most commonly reported barriers to seeking care were lack of time (77%), concerns about confidentiality (67%), concerns about what others would think (58%), cost (56%), and concern for effect on one’s ability to obtain licensure (50%). Conclusions Despite feeling that they require mental health services, few trainees actually sought care. This study identifies an overall need for improved access to mental health providers and psychoeducation for medical housestaff.
机译:目标居民和同胞医生的风险高于普通人群的发展风险;但是,它们也不太可能利用心理健康服务。我们试图确定在芝加哥大型学术医疗中心的所有专业中寻求心理健康治疗的障碍。方法居民和所有方案的研究员都被要求完成匿名自我报告问卷。结果18%的居民和研究员完成了调查,61%的人认为他们将受益于精神科服务。只有24%的人认为他们需要护理的人实际上寻求治疗。寻求护理的最常见的障碍是缺乏时间(77%),对机密性的担忧(67%),关于其他人认为(58%),成本(56%)和对一个人的能力的关注的担忧获得许可证(50%)。结论尽管他们需要精神卫生服务,但很少有人实际寻求护理。本研究确定了改善对医疗房屋的精神卫生提供者和心理教育的进入的总体需求。

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