Title of article :
Iranian Mental Health Survey: Design and Field Procedures
Author/Authors :
Rahimi-Movaghar، Afarin نويسنده MD, MPH, Iranian Research Center for HIV/AIDS (IRCHA), Tehran University of Medical Sciences (TUMS), Tehran , , Amin-Esmaeili، Masoumeh نويسنده MD, MPH, Iranian Research Center for HIV/AIDS (IRCHA), Tehran University of Medical Sciences (TUMS), Tehran , , Sharifi، Vandad نويسنده , , Hajebi، Ahmad نويسنده Tehran Institute of Psychiatry-Faculty of Behavioral Sciences and Mental Health, Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran , , Radgoodarzi، Reza نويسنده Iranian National Center for ‎Addiction Studies (INCAS), Iranian ‎Institute for Reduction of High-Risk ‎Behaviors, Tehran University of ‎Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran , , Hefazi، Mitra نويسنده Iranian National Center for ‎Addiction Studies (INCAS), Iranian ‎Institute for Reduction of High-Risk ‎Behaviors, Tehran University of ‎Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran , , Motevalian، Abbas نويسنده Department of Epidemiology, ‎School of Public Health, Iran ‎University of Medical Sciences, ‎Tehran, Iran ,
Issue Information :
فصلنامه با شماره پیاپی 0 سال 2014
Pages :
14
From page :
96
To page :
109
Abstract :
Iranian Mental Health Survey ‎‎(IranMHS) was conducted to ‎assess the twelve-month ‎prevalence and severity of ‎psychiatric disorders in the ‎Iranian adult population and to ‎determine the pattern of health ‎care utilization and cost of ‎services. IranMHS is a cross-‎sectional national household ‎survey with face-to-face ‎interviews as the main data ‎collection method. The study was ‎carried out between January and ‎June 2011. A three-stage ‎probability sampling was applied ‎for the selection of a ‎representative sample from the ‎non-institutionalized population ‎aged 15 to 64. The primary ‎instrument utilized for assessing ‎the prevalence of mental ‎disorders was the Persian ‎version of Composite ‎International Diagnosis Interview, ‎version 2.1. The instruments for ‎assessing the service and cost of ‎mental illness were developed by ‎the research team. The response ‎rate was 86.2%, and a total of ‎‎7886 individuals participated in ‎the study. Sampling weights were ‎the joint product of inverse ‎probability of unit selection, non-‎response weights and post-‎stratification weights. This paper ‎presents an overview of the study ‎design, fieldwork organization ‎and procedures, weightings and ‎analysis. The strengths and ‎limitations of the study are also ‎discussed.‎
Journal title :
Iranian Journal of Psychiatry
Serial Year :
2014
Journal title :
Iranian Journal of Psychiatry
Record number :
2389391
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