The Australian and New Zealand journal of psychiatry · 1996
Querulous paranoia in Chinese patients: a cultural paradox.
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Pang A H, Ungvari G S, Lum F, Lai K, Leung C M
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: There has been no reported case of querulous paranoia from the Asian population. A prospective study was undertaken to identify patients with querulous paranoia in an outpatient clinic.
METHOD: One thousand, five hundred and fifty-one new referrals to a university-affiliated psychiatric outpatient clinic in Hong Kong were screened for querulous paranoia during routine clinical work.
RESULTS: Three patients with querulous paranoia (0.19%) were identified during 1 year. The case histories of these three patients are reported.
CONCLUSION: Possible reasons for the low reporting rate are discussed and the importance of sociocultural traditions in the development and recognition of querulous paranoia is emphasised.
METHOD: One thousand, five hundred and fifty-one new referrals to a university-affiliated psychiatric outpatient clinic in Hong Kong were screened for querulous paranoia during routine clinical work.
RESULTS: Three patients with querulous paranoia (0.19%) were identified during 1 year. The case histories of these three patients are reported.
CONCLUSION: Possible reasons for the low reporting rate are discussed and the importance of sociocultural traditions in the development and recognition of querulous paranoia is emphasised.