TLTE SURVEY OFPREVALENT OF DEPRESSION AND CORRELATION WITLT SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL FACTORS IN MASLTHAD MEDICAL STUDENT

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GANEEIMOTLAG S.; SHARIATIFAR N.; MOHAMMAD POUR A.

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Journal: Internal Medicine Today Year:2003 | Volume:9 | Issue:1 Page(s): 29-35

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TLTE SURVEY OFPREVALENT OF DEPRESSION AND CORRELATION WITLT SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL FACTORS IN MASLTHAD MEDICAL STUDENT

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GANEEIMOTLAG S. | SHARIATIFAR N. | MOHAMMAD POUR A. | Issue Writer Certificate

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MEDICAL STUDENTSQ2

MASHHADQ2

DEPRESSIONQ2

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New Page 1 Introduction objectives: Mood disorders specially depirecssive disorders is one of the common disorders of psychiatry that effects the educational courses, familial and social functions very significantly. This study is to evaluate the prevalence of depression in MEDICAL STUDENTS and its correlation with social and educational factors. " In Mashhad MEDICAL STUDENTS college. Methodology: This is a descriptive - analytical and cross - sectional research. A Two - part questionaire was used for data collection. Part I: It involved demogarphic feathers of the samples. Part II: It involved a questionnaire called Beck depression inventory test (BDT). Results: The results showed that 140 (55.1 %)from 254persons were males 114 persons were females. (44.4%) were in the basic sciences section, 32.2% in the physiopatologyv section. 24.5% were extern and other students (22.8%) intern students. Frequency of DEPRESSION in the different educalional sections were as follows: 29.1% in basic section and 40.7% in physiopatology section and 32% between the externs and 48.2% in the intern students. 1n general DEPRESSION frquency had a significant statistical relitionshipe with educational degree, parents school degree, parent children relations, job expectancy, economical status and depression history in the close relatives and medicine course. Conclusion: Since there is freqeuency DEPRESSION in the students differntly and more in female students and married ones more than males and single ones. Some factors can effect DEPRESSION frequncy negatively as we said above then it is proposed to improve conclusion sections and support the students more at risk in the colleges.

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GANEEIMOTLAG, S., SHARIATIFAR, N., & MOHAMMAD POUR, A.. (2003). TLTE SURVEY OFPREVALENT OF DEPRESSION AND CORRELATION WITLT SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL FACTORS IN MASLTHAD MEDICAL STUDENT. OFOGH-E-DANESH, 9(1), 29-35. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/68774/en

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GANEEIMOTLAG S., SHARIATIFAR N., MOHAMMAD POUR A.. TLTE SURVEY OFPREVALENT OF DEPRESSION AND CORRELATION WITLT SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL FACTORS IN MASLTHAD MEDICAL STUDENT. OFOGH-E-DANESH[Internet]. 2003;9(1):29-35. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/68774/en

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S. GANEEIMOTLAG, N. SHARIATIFAR, and A. MOHAMMAD POUR, “TLTE SURVEY OFPREVALENT OF DEPRESSION AND CORRELATION WITLT SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL FACTORS IN MASLTHAD MEDICAL STUDENT,” OFOGH-E-DANESH, vol. 9, no. 1, pp. 29–35, 2003, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/68774/en

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