Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology 1991: Vol 26 Table of Contents

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Social Psychiatry
Psychiatric Epidemiology
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Contents
Ardoin MP, Faccincani C, Galati M, Grassi A, Falzoni MC: Mental health in tish and American medical students
Gavioli I, Mignolli G: Inter-rater re- young people. A descriptive study 171
liability of the Disability Assessment 183
Moodley P, Perkins RE: Routes to
Schedule (DAS, version IT). An Ital-
Gureje O, Obikoya B: Psychotropic psychiatric inpatient care in an Inner
ian study 147
drug use in an urban primary care London Borough 47
clinic 143
Bebbington PE, Hurry J, Tennant C: Morgado A, Raoux N, Jourdain G, Le-
The Camberwell Community Survey: Huppert FA, Weinstein Garcia A: Qual- crubier Y, Widlécher D: Over-report-
a summary of results 195 itative differences in psychiatric ing of maladjustment by depressed
subjects. Findings from retesting after
Blay SL, Bickel H, Cooper B: Mental symptoms between high risk groups
recovery 68
illness in a cross-national perspective. assessed on a screening test (GHQ-
Results from a Brazilian and a Ger- 30) 252 Morley R, Wykes T, MacCarthy B: Atti-
man community survey among the el- tudes of relatives of Afro-Caribbean
derly 245 Jorda-Moscardo E, Espinosa Iborra J: patients: do they affect admission?
Study of alternative accommodation, 187
Blazer, D, George L, Winfield I: Epi- using the hospital hostel practices
demiologic data and planning mental profile 151 Muntaner C, Tien AY, Eaton WW, Gar-
health services. A tale of two surveys rison R: Occupational characteristics
21 Keir Hoppe S, Garza-Elizondo T, Leal- and the occurrence of psychotic dis-
Bowling A, Farquhar M: Associations Isla C, Leon RL: Mental disorders orders 273
with social networks, social support, among family practice patients in the Norman RMG, Malla AK: Subjective
health status and psychiatric morbidi- United States-Mexico border region stress in schizophrenic patients 212
ty in three samples of elderly people 178
115 Kingdon DG, Turkington D: A role for Page WF: Using longitudinal data to
cognitive-behavioural strategies in estimate nonresponse bias 127
Casadebaig F, Quemada N: Changes in schizophrenia? 101 Richter J, Richter G, Eisemann M: Per-
mortality among psychiatric inpa-
Kirkcaldy BD, Siefen G: Occupational ceived parental rearing, depression
tients, 1968-1982 78
stress among mental health profes- and coping behaviour. A pilot study
sionals. The relationship between in psychiatric patients 75
Dencker K, Gottfries C-G: The closure
work and recreational pursuits 238
of a major psychiatric hospital. Char- Rodgers B: Socio-economic status, em-
acterization of the long-term popula- ployment and neurosis 104
Lehtinen V, Lindholm T, Veijola J, Vai-
tion over one year at an early stage of
sanen E, Puukka P: Stability of pre- Réssler W, Riecher A, Léffler W, Fat-
deinstitutionalization 162 valences of mental disorders in a nor- kenheuer B: Community care in child
Dew MA, Bromet EJ, Schulberg HC, mal population cohort followed for psychiatry. An empirical approach
Parkinson DK, Carroll Curtis E: Fac- 16 years 40 using the concept of travel time 28
tors affecting service utilization for
Lerner Y, Wittman L, Zilber N, Barasch Rygnestad T, Hauge L: Epidemiologi-
depression in a white collar popula- M: Long-term utilization of commu- cal, social and psychiatric aspects in
tion 230 nity mental health outpatient services self-poisoned patients. A prospective
in Jerusalem 34 comparative study from Trondheim,
Engdah! BE, Page WF, Miller TW: Age, Norway between 1978 and 1987 53
Lesage AD, Cope SJ, Pezeshgi S: Asses-
education, maltreatment, and soical
support as predictors of chronic de- sing the needs for care of non-psy- Sayce L, Craig TKJ, Boardman AP:
pression in former prisoners of war chotic patients. A trial with a new The development of Community
63 standardized procedure 281 Mental Health Centres in the U. K.
14
Lester D: Murdering babies. A cross-
Francis VM, Smith A: The run-down national study 83 Solomon Z, Mikulincer M, Waysman
and closure of a psychiatric hospital. M: Delayed and immediate onset
Lewis G: Observer bias in the assess-
Effects on patients’ behaviour 92 posttraumatic stress disorder. II. The
ment of anxiety and depression 265
role of battle experiences and per-
Gmiir M: The 12-year clinical course of sonal resources 8
McGovern D, Cope R: Second genera-
schizophrenia 202
tion Afro-Caribbeans and young Solomon Z, Mikulincer M, Waysman
Goldberg D: Cost-effectiveness studies whites with a first admission diagno- M, Marlowe DH: Delayed and im-
in the treatment of schizophrenia: sis of schizophrenia 95 mediate onset posttraumatic stress
areview 139 Miller P McC, Lloyd C: Social support disorder. I. Differential clinical char-
acteristics 1
Graetz B: Multidimensional properties and its interactions with personality
of the General Health Questionnaire and childhood background as predic- Stack S, Lester D: The effect of religion
132 tors of psychiatric symptoms in Scot- on suicide ideation 168
IV
Stefansson C-G, Wicks S: Health care Tarrier N, Barrowclough C, Bamrah JS: Zimmermann-Tansella C, Lattanzi M:
occupations and suicide in Sweden Prodomal signs of relapse in schi- The Ryle Marital Patterns Test as a
1961-1985 259 zophrenia 157 predictor of symptoms of anxiety and
depression in couples in the commu-
Thornicroft G, Boocock A, Strathdee
Studnicka M, Studnicka-Benke A, W6- G: Transfer between psychiatric hos- nity 221
gerbauer G, Rastetter D, Wenda R,
pitals: symptom, social function and
Gathmann P, Ringel E: Psychological Erratum 39
patient attitude changes in long-term
health, self-reported physical health
patients 217
and health service use. Risk differen- Announcements 52, 146, 194
tial observed after one year of unem- Tien AY: Distributions of hallucina-
ployment 86 tions in the population 287 Indexed in Current contents