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• W2469248831 abstract "The purpose of this study was to describe the clinical characteristics of patients with workplace-associated mood disorder.We conducted a clinical survey involving 84 clinical cases (regular employees suffering from mood disorder) who were hospitalized in the Psychiatry Department of Jichi Medical University Hospital, for a period over 8 years and 4 months between April 1st, 2000 and July 31st, 2008.The size of the workplace-associated group as a percentage of those patients in whom the onset of the symptom was occasioned by an evident issue at their workplace was 65%. This rate accounted for 74% of the total patients if clinical cases in which an evident issue at the workplace served as a significant trigger for the symptom were added to these patients in the case of an initial episode in the non-workplace associated group. In the workplace-associated group, cases in which the premorbid character was a depression-related personality comprised only 42%, and was noticeably characterized by a perfection-oriented habit, enthusiastic character, conformity with other people, etc. Furthermore, the percentage of patients who were diagnosed with a depression-related personality comprised only 59% of the overworked group, in which a heavy workload was evident in the workplace-associated group. In the workplace-associated group, the percentage of cases involving managerial workers was significantly high; their rate as initial cases was significantly high, as well the proportion of favorable outcomes. In the workplace-associated group, the percentage of patients who showed unambiguous depression at the initial stage was significantly low. Likewise, a similar result was obtained in the overworked group.Workplace-associated mood disorder today tends to have a stress-related aspect, or aspect of adjustment disorder. There was a period in many cases during which the main symptoms were insomnia, headache, panic attack, etc., prior to the onset of unambiguous depression in the workplace-associated mood disorder group. In depression associated with workplace-associated mood disorder, there are two pathological stages. The stage of adjustment disorder is the period in which such conditions are the main symptoms, and a serious or moderate stage of major depressive disorder is the period after full-scale depression develops in the wake of the former stage. What contributes to protection against depression are a proper diagnosis of depression whose pathological condition is at an early adjustment disorder stage and appropriate therapeutic measures." @default.
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• W2469248831 title "[Clinical characteristics of patients with workplace-associated mood disorder --comparison with non-workplace-associated group]." @default.
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