Although bipolar disorder patients experience relative under recognition of and inattention to their many physical diseases in mental health settings ( 7 ), the prevalence of mood disorders in general hospital settings is quite significant [17% based on Elisei et al study ( 8 )]; and according to National Hospital Discharge Survey (NHDS), there is an average 10% per year rise in the proportion of discharges with BD ( 9 ).
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Screening bipolar disorders in a general hospital: Psychometric findings for the Persian version of mood disorder questionnaire and bipolar spectrum diagnostic scale.
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