Titlebook: Estimating Needs for Mental Health Care; A Contribution of Ep Heinz H?fner Conference proceedings 1979 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 19

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67338-2epidemiological; epidemiology; health; health care; hospital; psychiatric epidemiology; psychiatry

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Prospects for Epidemiological Research in Neurosis— here the so-called neuroses — carried out at different times, in different places and on different populations are comparable and may be pooled. Given the deplorably confusing situation of the many existing definitions and concepts of neurosis, these studies are of course not comparable, and the d

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Psychiatric Case Registersand of mental retardation. Before the middle of the 19th century, statistics of mental illness and mental retardation (Hübertz, 1855) were provided by prevalence studies. The goals of these statistics were quite clear: to provide figures on the chronically handicapped persons in the community in ord

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Estimation of Need on the Basis of Case Register Studies: Discussionilies, the needs of society or even the needs of health organisations. Therefore, it is necessary to try to focus our attention on whose needs, for what and when. Psychiatric case registers record the use of available services, which may express the needs of some patients and their families and poss

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Psychiatric Morbidity in General Practice in a West German Citysecond-hand” data), or field surveys (“first-hand” data). Each of these sources has its own characteristic strengths and weaknesses. Data from psychiatric agencies are relatively easy to evaluate: as a rule a diagnosis has been recorded by a psychiatrist, and a clinical description is available. Pre

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Child Psychiatry: Recent Epidemiological Advanceshods derived largely from psychoanalytic theory, child guidance clinics extended their activities to a variety of other disorders. The facilities were expensive, especially in terms of personnel, but nevertheless they flourished and indeed demand for them increased. At the same time as they develope