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Help-seeking Behavior in Patients with Depression Minoru TSUKASAKI 1 , Yasuyuki OHTA 2 , Shiro KUSUMOTO 1 , Tadashi ASO 1 , Osamu MURASAKI 1 , Yoshibumi NAKANE 1 1Department of Neuropsychiatry, Nagasaki University School of Medicine 2The School of Allied Medical Sciences, Nagasaki University Keyword: Depression , Help-seeking behavior , Somatization pp.35-42
Published Date 1993/1/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1405903377
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 We examined the help-seeking behavior of 92 patients with depression who visited the outpatient clinic of the psychiatric department of Nagasaki Municipal Hospital for the first time and started to receive treatment. Only nine of them (9.8%) made their initial approach to the outpatient clinic of the psychiatric department. The total number of help-seeking visits to psychiatric or general clinics was 286, of which 105 were visits to general clinics, while the total number of visits by family members and colleagues was 63. Ten of the patients visited a psychiatric clinic but did not continue to receive treatment, and three of them visited more than one psychiatric clinic. The total number of visits to traditional healers while visiting clinics was 9.

 It was found that even after patients had been told that they had a psychiatric disease, many of them visited clinics and counselors other than psychiatric clinics, and even after they received medical diagnosis at psychiatric or general clinics they sought help from traditional healers. It was also revealed that they did not seek help until their social disability had reached medium degree.


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