… (MDD) in primary care or specialty care settings. In this … clinical features of primary care
and specialty care patients, and (2) extend our findings by reporting on concurrent psychiatric …

… psychiatric symptoms, the extent of morbidity is the single best predictor of who reaches
treatment, but the care … who among the population with psychiatric symptoms could gain from …

… care units for patients with dementia, the characterization and treatment of the non-cognitive,
psychiatric symptoms of … the need for augmented psychiatric input into nursing home care. …

… psychiatric symptoms that do not meet the full criteria for a DSM-IV Axis I disorder and
examine the clinical significance of these symptoms in an outpatient primary care sample. …

… New York City, to questions about 46 symptoms show that quantitative … symptoms in the
nonpatient groups. Moreover, regardless of clinicians' ratings of severity, the particular symptoms …

… the relationship between psychiatric symptoms, psychiatric care, and medical care. In particular…
and without psychiatric symptoms and those receiving or not receiving psychiatric care. In …

… Clinically Significant Psychiatric Symptoms Among Patients and Caregivers … of participants
reporting clinically significant psychiatric symptoms in Table 2. Rates of clinically significant …

… assessments has been neglected in hospital-based psychiatric care. Findings in outpatient
psychotherapy have demonstrated clinically significant benefits for providing feedback to the …

… As the DSM-PC suggests, primary care clinicians care for youths with psychological issues
that do not meet criteria for a disorder but still warrant a response. Identification of youths with …

… symptoms … An adult who has recently developed a major psychiatric symptom or
personality change should undergo a thorough, detailed physical examination conducted by a …