A STUDY OF ANXIETY DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS OF MEDICAL-STUDENTS, HOUSE STAFF, AND THEIR SPOUSES PARTNERS
A STUDY OF ANXIETY DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS OF MEDICAL-STUDENTS, HOUSE STAFF, AND THEIR SPOUSES PARTNERS
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DOI:
10.1097/00005053-199003000-00009
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发表时间:
1990-03-01
影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
FADUL, PE
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作者:
HENDRIE, HC;CLAIR, DK;FADUL, PE
Symptoms of anxiety/depression and suicidal ideation were studied in medical students, house staff, and their spouses/partners in a large midwestern school by means of an anonymous questionnaire. A total of 634 medical students and 227 house staff completed the questionnaire. A significantly higher proportion of female trainees than male trainees reported symptoms of anxiety/depression (41% compared with 27%). This difference between men and women was most marked during residency training. The proportion of men reporting anxiety/depressive symptoms declined between medical school (33%) and residency (10%). No such decline occurred with women (medical students 42%, residents 37%).