Winett R A, Majors J S, Stewart G
J Community Psychol. 1979 Oct;7(4):318-23. doi: 10.1002/1520-6629(197910)7:4<318::aid-jcop2290070407>3.0.co;2-i.
Consistent with previous literature, the results of a detailed survey mailed to clergy and physicians from a community known for its longstanding, excellent mental health system indicated extensive treatment and referral of mental health problems by clergy and physicians. Clergy and physicians, though, displayed very limited knowledge of mental health services and personnel, particularly innovative approaches and workers. Receiving mental health training was identified as a key factor, particularly for physicians, in terms of knowledge of services and personnel, referral to a mental health center, and treatment of serious mental health problems. Strategies were, therefore, outlined to provide more accurate information to this natural treatment and referral system.
与先前的文献一致，一项详细调查的结果显示，在一个以其长期完善的心理健康系统而闻名的社区中，向神职人员和医生邮寄的调查问卷表明，神职人员和医生对心理健康问题进行了广泛的治疗和转诊。然而，神职人员和医生对心理健康服务和人员的了解非常有限，尤其是对创新方法和工作人员的了解。就服务和人员的知识、转介到心理健康中心以及严重心理健康问题的治疗而言，接受心理健康培训被确定为一个关键因素，对医生来说尤为如此。因此，制定了一些策略，以便向这个自然的治疗和转诊系统提供更准确的信息。
