2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.amp.2012.08.012
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Peut-on objectiver et éviter les erreurs diagnostiques en situation transculturelle ?

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“…In addition to the causes discussed above, refugees may also relate their symptoms to postmigration traumatic risk factors, including social isolation and exile 89 . To limit misdiagnosis, clinicians should therefore consider these beliefs concerning religious and supernatural causes as culturally acceptable among refugees 90 …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…In addition to the causes discussed above, refugees may also relate their symptoms to postmigration traumatic risk factors, including social isolation and exile 89 . To limit misdiagnosis, clinicians should therefore consider these beliefs concerning religious and supernatural causes as culturally acceptable among refugees 90 …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…89 To limit misdiagnosis, clinicians should therefore consider these beliefs concerning religious and supernatural causes as culturally acceptable among refugees. 90 Coping Strategies…”
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“…La différence de culture entre le clinicien et le patient peut être cause d’errance diagnostique dans certaines pathologies psychiatriques (dépression, schizophrénie…) [9] . Si l’appartenance à une minorité ethnoculturelle impacte l’âge au diagnostic de TSA, il est donc important de le documenter afin de porter une attention particulière à ces enfants.…”
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