Japanese family physicians' attitudes, difficulties, and perceived significance in managing mental health problems: A qualitative study

The attitude of Japanese FPs toward mental health care was based on awareness of the FP's specialty. Despite difficulties such as time and referral management issues, managing mental health problems was generally considered rewarding for professional growth.

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Journal of General and Family Medicine
Published
2024-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.1002/jgf2.731
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1
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Mental Health Treatment and Access
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Japanese family physicians' attitudes, difficulties, and perceived significance in managing mental health problems: A qualitative study

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Japanese family physicians' attitudes, difficulties, and perceived significance in managing mental health problems: A qualitative study

Sachiko Ozone, Natsuki Kajikawa, Shoji Yokoya
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Abstract

The attitude of Japanese FPs toward mental health care was based on awareness of the FP's specialty. Despite difficulties such as time and referral management issues, managing mental health problems was generally considered rewarding for professional growth.

Journal of General and Family MedicineVol. 26(1)
University of Tsukuba (JP)
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