The purpose of this study is to describe gender differences in the use of outpatient mental
health services and to identify potential determinants of this use. The study sample, N= 7475 …

Current economic constraints necessitats careful planning and evaluation of mental health
services. Gender differences in need and use of outpatient mental health services are …

This study addresses whether the predictors of seeking help for a mental health problem
differ by gender. An adaptation of Andersen's Socio-Behavioral Model is used to identify …

In this study we re-examine the issue of gender differences in the use of mental health
services by asking (1) whether gender differences in use depend upon the specific services …

Objective: To examine the determinants that lead Canadian adults to consult family
physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists, and other health professionals for …

Sex Differences in the Utilization of Health Services for Psychiatric Problems in Saskatchewan
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Background This study ascertained gender-specific determinants of outpatient mental health
(MH) service use for depression to highlight any gender disparities in barriers to care and …

Overall, women are more likely than men to seek professional care when they face light or
moderate mental health problems. This difference is usually attributed to culture-related …

Objective: To describe the distribution and predictors of mental health service use for a
survey of Ontario household residents aged 15 to 64 years. Method: Service use was …

Factors affecting ethnic differences in women's use of outpatient mental health services were
analyzed to determine whether lower use by black and Hispanic women occurred when …