Santé mentale au féminin : entre vulnérabilité intrinsèque et impacts des facteurs psychosociaux ?

Article Article scientifique Article Santé mentale au féminin : entre vulnérabilité intrinsèque et impacts des facteurs psychosociaux ? fre 2015 author Papanikola G author Borcan D author Sanida Eleni 860681 author Escard Emmanuel 765271 1750-1754 26591788 1660-9379 Women's mental health is determined not only by individual factors, in which genetics and hormones play a role, but also by relational and community factors. Women of any age more frequently suffer from certain mental disorders and have more comorbidity rates. Specificities in women exist in clinical presentations, as well as in the use of psychotropic medication, the incidence of side effets and in adherence to care. The role of primary care physicians is crucial for the prevention and detection of mental disorders in women, particularly in vulnerable ones, as well as in their psychological support, organization and continuity of care. A comprehensive approach is required, which includes measures against isolation, insecurity, stigmatization and inequality. Female Health Status Disparities Humans Mental Disorders/epidemiology/therapy Mental Health/standards Sex Factors Socioeconomic Factors Vulnerable Populations Women's Health Dewey 613 201 Institut de médecine de premier recours 22A9 false 16 Groupe Jean-Michel Gaspoz 23 Revue médicale suisse 11 487 cb95a0f9-f6e0-4c79-87b7-7d96108e9d28 Article (Accepted version) Restricted Santé mentale au féminin.pdf 758080 application/pdf restrictedAccess Faculté de médecine / Section de médecine clinique / Département de santé et médecine communautaires / Institut de médecine de premier recours

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