Revista de salud publica (Bogota, Colombia) · 2014
[Factors that influence comorbidity from panic disorder and PTSD after earthquakes].
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Leiva-Bianchi Marcelo, Candia Claudia, Montecino Karla
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: After the earthquake and tsunami in Chile (F-27), we studied the effect of socio-demographic factors, exposure to the event, and state aid received on comorbidity from panic disorder (PD) and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
METHOD: Surveys that include the administration of the Davidson Trauma Scale (DTS) to 246 inhabitants.
RESULTS: 19.1 % comorbidity was found (r=.583, R(2)=.340, p<.01). Females homeowners have a higher risk of PD and PTSD. State aid is associated with more cases of PD.
CONCLUSIONS: We designed risk/resistance profiles against earthquakes/tsunamis and an instrument to detect cases at risk of PTSD. We suggest guidelines so that the government can improve its role after disasters.
METHOD: Surveys that include the administration of the Davidson Trauma Scale (DTS) to 246 inhabitants.
RESULTS: 19.1 % comorbidity was found (r=.583, R(2)=.340, p<.01). Females homeowners have a higher risk of PD and PTSD. State aid is associated with more cases of PD.
CONCLUSIONS: We designed risk/resistance profiles against earthquakes/tsunamis and an instrument to detect cases at risk of PTSD. We suggest guidelines so that the government can improve its role after disasters.