… mental health calls for a better understanding of the interaction between city living and mental
health. … were observed more frequently among residents of large cities in Germany (12). In …

… mental health services among children diagnosed as having mental disorders in two major
cities … sociodemographic and clinical characteristics associated with unmet need for services. …

… for patients in many large cities. He … mental health facilities, a tendency, which Kaliski terms
‘re-institutionalization by stealth’ [18] . As an example, an investigation of 81 American cities …

… The current study on knowledge and attitude toward mental illness in four major cities in
Saudi Arabia had revealed that almost one-fifth reported they had some previous …

… The generality of the model is best fitting the cities that participants came from, ie, major
cities and region of developed countries, and hence the model does not claim representation …

… mechanisms that may explain how cities affect mental health, with different mechanisms
being potentially important for different mental disorders. Indeed, a “big picture” perspective on …

… among persons with recent DSM-III disorders covered by the Diagnostic Interview Schedule
… with DIS disorders were to mental health specialists. In seeking mental health services, men …

… ’s psychiatric outpatient clinic implemented a program which provides mental health services
in inner city schools… Since impressions of school and mental health personnel affirmed the …

… Those raised in large cities were considered the highest level of exposure to urbanicity. … an
incipient mental service provision, contrasting with mental health care deregulation described …

… mental health services or health insurance in the cities where they work. Provision of services
to meet the mental health … local mental health laws, with the exception of a few major cities. …