MC Mental health services in rural areas are less adequate than in urban areas. One of the most important aspects that compounds this deficit is the
A. Underdiagnosis and stigma of mental health problems in rural areas.
B. Type and location of services offered.
C. Lack of funding for additional mental health services.
D. Failure of rural health providers to provide information to the community about mental health services.
Question 2
MC Rural communities are sustained by informal support networks and decreased mobility; whereas, in urban communities
A. Informal support networks sustain the neighborhoods in communities.
B. Diversity of populations encourages close interpersonal interactions.
C. Mobility of populations and complex interpersonal interactions can lead to decreased social support.
D. Fear of becoming close to neighbors inhibits development of support systems.
Physical Health and Exercise Are Correlated—But Which Causes Which?
Patient health history form.
Health and Race-Ethnicity
Mental Status Examination
The Rural–Urban Continuum
Administrative and Clinical Procedures for the Canadian Health Professional, 4/E