Gender Differences in Perceived Unmet Treatment Needs Among Persons With and Without Co-occurring Disorders.
Gender Differences in Perceived Unmet Treatment Needs Among Persons With and Without Co-occurring Disorders.
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10.1007/s11414-016-9530-y
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2018-01
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Wu E
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Manuel JI;Stebbins MB;Wu E
本研究考察了患有和不患有药物使用障碍和严重精神健康状况的人在感知未满足的治疗需求方面的性别差异。数据来自2008-2013年全国药物使用和健康调查（未加权N= 37，187），以检验诊断和感知未满足的治疗需求之间的关系因性别而异的假设。与物质使用障碍或严重精神疾病的个体相比，那些患有共病的人更有可能报告对物质滥用和精神健康治疗的未满足需求。性别显着缓和诊断和未满足的需求之间的关系，这表明，男性与共同发生的疾病可能会受到更不利的影响。调查结果强调，需要更好地了解性别诊断的差异方面未得到满足的药物滥用和精神卫生保健的需求。
This study examined gender differences in perceived unmet treatment needs among persons with and without co-occurring substance use disorders and serious mental health conditions. Data were drawn from the 2008–2013 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (unweighted N=37,187) to test the hypothesis that the relationships between diagnosis and perceived unmet treatment needs differ as a function of gender. Compared to individuals with a substance use disorder or severe mental illness, those with co-occurring disorders were more likely to report perceived unmet needs for substance abuse and mental health treatment. Gender significantly moderated the relationship between diagnosis and unmet needs, suggesting that men with co-occurring disorders might be more adversely affected. Findings highlight the need for better understanding of gender-diagnosis differences with respect to unmet needs for substance abuse and mental health care.