基本的精神科医療におけるスキルを臨床実践に変換するための障壁とファシリテーター:実施研究のレンズを通して基本的医療医師の調査

Hetashri Shah1, Ranjitha Ramachandraiah1, Chandana Sabbella1

  • 1NIMHANS Digital Academy, Dept. of Psychiatry, National Institute of Mental Health & Neurosciences (NIMHANS), Bangalore, Karnataka, India.

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まとめ

インドのプライマリケア医は 精神保健の統合を 実現可能で適切だと見ていますが システム上の障壁が 実践を制限しています 訓練によって 快適さや検診が改善されますが 汚名や資源不足などの課題は 依然として残っています

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