Mental Illness in General Health Care: An International Study

Richard Keith Morriss

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Ed T B Ustun, N Sartorius Wiley for WHO, £50, pp 398 ISBN 0 471 95491 8 How do mental disorders in primary care vary in terms of frequency, nature, and treatment across the world? Mental Illness in General Health Care describes a prospective study, sponsored by the World Health Organisation, of cultural differences in mental disorders in primary care involving 15 centres in five continents. The topic should interest general practitioners, psychiatrists, and public health doctors. The book itself is clearly written and easy to follow. After …

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