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Эпидемиология нарушений и искажения внутренней картины болезни у пациентов с расстройствами адаптации макросоциального генеза

Эпидемиология нарушений и искажения внутренней картины болезни у пациентов с расстройствами адаптации макросоциального генеза

Abstract

Представлены результаты исследования 569 пациентов с расстройствами адаптации макросоциального генеза. Данные нарушения диагностированы у 71,1% обследованных из выборки, включившей 800 человек из различных социально дезадаптированных групп населения (потерявшие работу шахтеры, командированные на полгода в Чечню милиционеры и мигранты). Приведены эпидемиологические, синдромальные характеристики и результаты изучения некоторых аспектов внутренней картины болезни: защитные механизмы, стратегии совладания, аггравационные и диссимулятивные тенденции в группах.

The paper presents the results of an investigation of 569 patients with macrosocial disadjustments. The latter were diagnosed in 71.1% of the examinees from a sample of 800 people from different socially disadapted population groups (unemployed miners, police officers on 6-month business to Chechnya, and migrants). The epidemiological and syndrome characteristics and the results of examining some aspects of the internal picture of disease, such as protective mechanisms, coping strategies, and aggravational and dissimulative tendencies, are given.

Keywords

РАССТРОЙСТВА АДАПТАЦИИ, БЕЗРАБОТНЫЕ, МИГРАНТЫ, ВНУТРЕННЯЯ КАРТИНА БОЛЕЗНИ, ЗАЩИТНЫЕ МЕХАНИЗМЫ, КОПИНГ, АГГРАВАЦИЯ, ДИССИМУЛЯЦИЯ

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