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There is a
scarcity of mental health professionals in the South-East Asia Region. Most
psychiatric conditions are manageable at the community level by General
Practitioners (GPs). This training audio-visual material is designed to
enable GPs to diagnose and treat such patients in the community. Using a
combination of graphics and visuals, the film lucidly explains the signs,
symptoms and management of common mental health conditions which GPs are most
likely to encounter during their practice.
[Video
files]
Introduction
1. Evaluation of patient with
mental illness
2. Acute Psychotic
Disorders
3. Chronic Psychotic
Disorders
4. Depression
5. Bipolar Disorders
6. Generalized Anxiety
7. Dissociative
(Conversion) Disorder
8. Unexplained Somantic Complaints
9. Management of a Violent
Patient
10. Management of a Suicidal
Patient
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