… This makes primary care physician education difficult for psychiatrists who must try to adapt
… care physicians without an open and engaged attitude toward the treatment of patients with …

… To our knowledge, this study represents the first assessment of the attitudes of psychiatrists
… guide psychiatric treatment, and is one of only a few studies exploring psychiatrists׳ attitudes …

… the attitudes of 225 mental health professionals (125 psychiatrists and 100 psychiatry … The
aim of this paper is to compare the attitudes of mental healthcare professionals and psychiatric …

… by focusing more exclusively on attitudes toward those with psychiatric disorders, adding
studies … We will also look at results for only the major mental health professions—psychiatrists, …

… In summary, the attitudes of psychiatrists towards people with mental illness, especially
schizophrenia, are generally positive compared with those of the general population. Individually …

… Most critical—but not alone—was one student who wrote, "Almostwithout exception, I have
never worked with a psychiatrist or psychiatric resident who knewany medicine what¬ soever.…

… Medical students when faced with psychological stress and are more likely to avoid help. …
psychiatrists’ attitudes to disclosure and treatment preference if they were to become mentally ill…

… This, we believe, is a point which psychiatrists must understand about the … of psychiatric
disorders in the population. Our results suggest that their attitudes and beliefs about psychiatry …

… We will discuss the current literature on the attitudes of psychiatrists towards individuals
with … SUDs and outline potential strategies to improve these attitudes. Psychiatrists’ Attitudes …

… , or more local personal collaboration by general practitioner attachment to psychiatric outpatient
clinics or psychiatrist attachment to general practices may be more appropriate. …