فيما يلي قائمة منسقة للدراسات المنشورة المتعلقة بالجوانب المختلفة لاضطراب فرط الحركة وتشتت الانتباه في المملكة العربية السعودية. إذا كنت تعرف أي دراسات أخرى عن اضطراب فرط الحركة وتشتت الانتباه في المملكة العربية السعودية وترغب بإدراجها ضمن هذه القائمة، نرجو التواصل معنا هنا.
يمكنك أيضًا العثور على مزيد من الدراسات من المملكة العربية السعودية في هذه القائمة الكاملة للمنشورات ذات الصلة بترتيب زمني ، بالإضافة إلى قائمة بالأطروحات ذات الصلة التي تم توفيرها عبر الإنترنت.
ملاحظة: ما لم يُذكر على وجه التحديد ، فإن الدراسات أدناه لم يتم إجراؤها أو دعمها من قِبل الجمعية السعودية لاضطراب فرط الحركة وتشتت الانتباه، وتم توفيرها هنا كمصدر للباحثين فقط.
دراسات شمولية
A survey of a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Saudi Arabia: Clinical profile and cross-cultural comparison
- Fath El-Aleem Abur Rahim
- Abur-Razzak Al-Hamad
- Kutaiba Chaleby
- Abullah Al-Subaie
Abstract
This is an epidemiologic study of 199 children and adolescents who were referred for evaluation to a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Riyadh,Saudi Arabia during a 6 year period. Objectives: (I) to clarify who utilizes the services of a child psychiatry clinic. (2) what are the psychological problems that triggers the referral, and (3) compare our results with western literature on similar clinical populations of children and adolescents. Methods: All children referred to the childpsychiatry clinic were assessed using a semi-structured interview according to the +AP DSM-III system and a modified global assessment of functioning scale providedfor the fourth axis of the DSM III. Results: Significant findings which differ from literature reports include: a low representation of conduct disorder (5%), highrepresentations of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (12.6%), mental retardation (20Tc), conversion disorder (8%) and obsessional disorder (4%). First referred to traditional healers were 46% and there was a low rate (0.6%)of referral from pediatricians compared to 22% in western societies. Discussion: The results are discussed with emphasis on socio-cultural perspectives.
Keywords
ADHD, featured, prevalence, psychiatry, riyadh, study, surveyCitation
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A survey of a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Saudi Arabia: Clinical profile and cross-cultural comparison
- Fath El-Aleem Abur Rahim
- Abur-Razzak Al-Hamad
- Kutaiba Chaleby
- Abullah Al-Subaie
Abstract
This is an epidemiologic study of 199 children and adolescents who were referred for evaluation to a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Riyadh,Saudi Arabia during a 6 year period. Objectives: (I) to clarify who utilizes the services of a child psychiatry clinic. (2) what are the psychological problems that triggers the referral, and (3) compare our results with western literature on similar clinical populations of children and adolescents. Methods: All children referred to the childpsychiatry clinic were assessed using a semi-structured interview according to the +AP DSM-III system and a modified global assessment of functioning scale providedfor the fourth axis of the DSM III. Results: Significant findings which differ from literature reports include: a low representation of conduct disorder (5%), highrepresentations of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (12.6%), mental retardation (20Tc), conversion disorder (8%) and obsessional disorder (4%). First referred to traditional healers were 46% and there was a low rate (0.6%)of referral from pediatricians compared to 22% in western societies. Discussion: The results are discussed with emphasis on socio-cultural perspectives.
Keywords
ADHD, featured, prevalence, psychiatry, riyadh, study, surveyCitation
[research_citation style="APA" pubtype="journal" authors="Fath El-Aleem Abur Rahim,Abur-Razzak Al-Hamad,Kutaiba Chaleby,Abullah Al-Subaie," year="1996" title="A survey of a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Saudi Arabia: Clinical profile and cross-cultural comparison" volume="17" issue="1" journal="Saudi Medical Journal" shortjournal="Saudi Med J" startpage="36" endpage="41" articlenum="" doi=""]المعرفة والوعي
A survey of a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Saudi Arabia: Clinical profile and cross-cultural comparison
- Fath El-Aleem Abur Rahim
- Abur-Razzak Al-Hamad
- Kutaiba Chaleby
- Abullah Al-Subaie
Abstract
This is an epidemiologic study of 199 children and adolescents who were referred for evaluation to a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Riyadh,Saudi Arabia during a 6 year period. Objectives: (I) to clarify who utilizes the services of a child psychiatry clinic. (2) what are the psychological problems that triggers the referral, and (3) compare our results with western literature on similar clinical populations of children and adolescents. Methods: All children referred to the childpsychiatry clinic were assessed using a semi-structured interview according to the +AP DSM-III system and a modified global assessment of functioning scale providedfor the fourth axis of the DSM III. Results: Significant findings which differ from literature reports include: a low representation of conduct disorder (5%), highrepresentations of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (12.6%), mental retardation (20Tc), conversion disorder (8%) and obsessional disorder (4%). First referred to traditional healers were 46% and there was a low rate (0.6%)of referral from pediatricians compared to 22% in western societies. Discussion: The results are discussed with emphasis on socio-cultural perspectives.
Keywords
ADHD, featured, prevalence, psychiatry, riyadh, study, surveyCitation
[research_citation style="APA" pubtype="journal" authors="Fath El-Aleem Abur Rahim,Abur-Razzak Al-Hamad,Kutaiba Chaleby,Abullah Al-Subaie," year="1996" title="A survey of a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Saudi Arabia: Clinical profile and cross-cultural comparison" volume="17" issue="1" journal="Saudi Medical Journal" shortjournal="Saudi Med J" startpage="36" endpage="41" articlenum="" doi=""]التشخيص
A survey of a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Saudi Arabia: Clinical profile and cross-cultural comparison
- Fath El-Aleem Abur Rahim
- Abur-Razzak Al-Hamad
- Kutaiba Chaleby
- Abullah Al-Subaie
Abstract
This is an epidemiologic study of 199 children and adolescents who were referred for evaluation to a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Riyadh,Saudi Arabia during a 6 year period. Objectives: (I) to clarify who utilizes the services of a child psychiatry clinic. (2) what are the psychological problems that triggers the referral, and (3) compare our results with western literature on similar clinical populations of children and adolescents. Methods: All children referred to the childpsychiatry clinic were assessed using a semi-structured interview according to the +AP DSM-III system and a modified global assessment of functioning scale providedfor the fourth axis of the DSM III. Results: Significant findings which differ from literature reports include: a low representation of conduct disorder (5%), highrepresentations of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (12.6%), mental retardation (20Tc), conversion disorder (8%) and obsessional disorder (4%). First referred to traditional healers were 46% and there was a low rate (0.6%)of referral from pediatricians compared to 22% in western societies. Discussion: The results are discussed with emphasis on socio-cultural perspectives.
Keywords
ADHD, featured, prevalence, psychiatry, riyadh, study, surveyCitation
[research_citation style="APA" pubtype="journal" authors="Fath El-Aleem Abur Rahim,Abur-Razzak Al-Hamad,Kutaiba Chaleby,Abullah Al-Subaie," year="1996" title="A survey of a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Saudi Arabia: Clinical profile and cross-cultural comparison" volume="17" issue="1" journal="Saudi Medical Journal" shortjournal="Saudi Med J" startpage="36" endpage="41" articlenum="" doi=""]دراسات شمولية
A survey of a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Saudi Arabia: Clinical profile and cross-cultural comparison
- Fath El-Aleem Abur Rahim
- Abur-Razzak Al-Hamad
- Kutaiba Chaleby
- Abullah Al-Subaie
Abstract
This is an epidemiologic study of 199 children and adolescents who were referred for evaluation to a child psychiatry clinic in a teaching hospital in Riyadh,Saudi Arabia during a 6 year period. Objectives: (I) to clarify who utilizes the services of a child psychiatry clinic. (2) what are the psychological problems that triggers the referral, and (3) compare our results with western literature on similar clinical populations of children and adolescents. Methods: All children referred to the childpsychiatry clinic were assessed using a semi-structured interview according to the +AP DSM-III system and a modified global assessment of functioning scale providedfor the fourth axis of the DSM III. Results: Significant findings which differ from literature reports include: a low representation of conduct disorder (5%), highrepresentations of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (12.6%), mental retardation (20Tc), conversion disorder (8%) and obsessional disorder (4%). First referred to traditional healers were 46% and there was a low rate (0.6%)of referral from pediatricians compared to 22% in western societies. Discussion: The results are discussed with emphasis on socio-cultural perspectives.