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An epidemiological survey of mental disorders 5 years after the Lushan earthquake in Ya'an, China.

Ru GaoSherry Kit Wa ChanBing-Zhi ZhangJing-Xia LinShu-Rong PengChuan-Gang YangGuo-Jiao TianJing-Zhen BaiLiu-Xiu XuYu-Hui LiZai-Jiang ZhengDao-Sheng PuCecilia Lai-Wan ChanMao-Sheng Ran
Published in: Social psychiatry and psychiatric epidemiology (2020)
Our findings show that the prevalence of a range of mental disorders 5 years after the earthquake in Ya'an are high, and the prevalence of depressive and trauma- and stressor-related disorders may be influenced differently by the various severity of earthquake impact. This study may be crucial for the health policy-making, cultural-specific mental health services and long-term mental recovery after the earthquake.
Keyphrases
  • mental health
  • public health
  • healthcare
  • risk factors
  • bipolar disorder
  • cross sectional
  • health information
  • stress induced
  • risk assessment
  • trauma patients