Titre :
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Health Interview Survey (HIS). Analyse des données "santé mentale" de l'enquête nationale de santé, Belgique 1997. (2001)
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Titre original:
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"Mental health data" analysis from the national health survey, Belgium 1997.
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Auteurs :
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F. KITTEL ;
S. DEMAREST, éd. ;
M. DRAMAIX ;
M. RIBOURDOUILLE ;
Health Interview Survey. BEL ;
Congress "Around the Heath Interview Survey 1997". (23/11/2000; Brussels. BEL)
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Type de document :
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Article
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Dans :
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Archives of public health (vol. 59, n° 5-6, 2001)
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Pagination :
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347-357
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Langues:
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Français
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Mots-clés :
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Psychopathologie
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Enquête épidémiologique
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Enquête
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Surveillance épidémiologique
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Epidémiologie
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Evaluation
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Homme
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Belgique
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Europe
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Résumé :
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[BDSP. Notice produite par INIST-CNRS 7FeiTR0x. Diffusion soumise à autorisation]. A secondary analysis of data relevant for mental health extracted from the data collected by the National Health Survey in 1997 has been performed. A subsample of individuals aged 15 years and more, namely only those subjects having a GHQ score (General Health Questionnaire 12 items), were included in the analysis (N=8184). The other "mental health" indicators considered are : depression during the last 12 months, and psychotropic drug consumption (tranquillizers, sleep inducing pills, antidepressants) the last 2 weeks. This study aimed to answer following questions :/What is the mental health state of the population ?/Is it possible to determine some subgroups at risk for mental health problems ?/Do people from the Brussels-Capital Region having mental health problems present more medical consumption, and if so which ones ? In the present article a selection of relevant findings are presented. A less favourable situation in terms of mental health appears for Brussels-Capital and Wallonia in comparison to Flanders, indicating most probably socio-economic and cultural differences Mental health indicators are associated with socio-demographic and behavioral variables as well as with satisfaction of social contacts, underlining the close relationship between mental, physical and social health.
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