It is a matter of regret that, according to some recent surveys of GP opinion, more than half of the respondents (56.1%) consider their continuing medical education to be inadequate to treat mental health disorders, while 17% declare little or no confidence in the diagnosis and treatment of mental problems (Papachristopoulos et al., 2023). The World Health Organisation (WHO) goes one step further; since 2008, it has been proposing the integration of mental health in primary care. Achieving this objective requires the training of primary care staff in the identification and treatment of mental disorders (WHO, 2008).

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Future Investigations. C. Barcons, J. CID

  • Carles Barcons Comellas,
  • George W. Saba,
  • Mauro Mariotti,
  • Cory Johnson

摘要

It is a matter of regret that, according to some recent surveys of GP opinion, more than half of the respondents (56.1%) consider their continuing medical education to be inadequate to treat mental health disorders, while 17% declare little or no confidence in the diagnosis and treatment of mental problems (Papachristopoulos et al., 2023). The World Health Organisation (WHO) goes one step further; since 2008, it has been proposing the integration of mental health in primary care. Achieving this objective requires the training of primary care staff in the identification and treatment of mental disorders (WHO, 2008).