Psychiatric disorders in two general hospitals: A survey of prevalence and treatment by nonpsychiatrist physicians

Al-Ansari, Essam A.; Khadadah, Mousa; Hassan, Khalid I.; Mirza, Iman A.

doi:10.1016/0163-8343(91)90036-v

General Hospital Psychiatry

1991

DOI: 10.1016/0163-8343(91)90036-v

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Psychiatric disorders in two general hospitals: A survey of prevalence and treatment by nonpsychiatrist physicians

Essam A. Al-Ansari

Mousa Khadadah

Khalid I. Hassan

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“…Since the establishment of the SDO, several field studies were conducted to identify the effects resulting from the occupation. These studies, in general, reported that Kuwaiti people are suffering from various psychological disorders: PTSD, nervousness, anxiety, phobias, insomnia, and so on (Al-Ansari et al, 1991; Ai-Bar, 1993; Al-Hamadi et al, 1993; A1-Rashidi, 1995; Hadi & Llabre, 1998; Llabre & Hadi, 1997; Macksoud & Nazer, 1993; Nader et al, 1993).…”

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Job satisfaction among counselors working at stress center—Social Development Office—in Kuwait.

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Alzubi

2009

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The focus of the study is to measure the job satisfaction level among Counselors working at a stress center in the Social Development Office (SDO) in Kuwait. Several research questions were presented to examine and answer the relationships of the study's variables. These questions were as follows: (a) What is the average level of job satisfaction expressed by counselors working at a stress center? (b) Is there gender difference in the average satisfaction among counselors working at a stress center? and (c) What are most predictable factors to the overall level of job satisfaction among counselors working at a stress center? Workers were asked to complete a self-report questionnaire on job satisfaction in a general scale— Minnesota Satisfaction Questionnaire. Areas such as social service, social status, achievement, variety, and ability utilization were reported the most satisfied. Meanwhile, compensation, office policies, and supervision-human relations were least satisfied in this study.

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Job satisfaction among counselors working at stress center—Social Development Office—in Kuwait.

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Alzubi

2009

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Teaching psychosomatic medicine: Predictors of students' attitudes toward a compulsory course

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1997

Journal of Psychosomatic Research

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Psychiatric disorders in two general hospitals: A survey of prevalence and treatment by nonpsychiatrist physicians

Cited by 2 publications

References 16 publications

Job satisfaction among counselors working at stress center—Social Development Office—in Kuwait.

Job satisfaction among counselors working at stress center—Social Development Office—in Kuwait.

Teaching psychosomatic medicine: Predictors of students' attitudes toward a compulsory course

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