Other components may include emotional, psychosocial, environmental, nutritional and occupational disabilities [ 4].
Secondary outcomes include psychosocial functioning and treatment satisfaction.
However, to be able to generalize the results to other health problems there is a need for replication studies within other consultation types, which may include more hidden psychosocial problems.
Finally, as suggested by [ 19], future studies may benefit by including psychosocial factors in a risk and protective model predicting risky sexual behavior among young adolescents.
Care is provided utilizing appropriate treatment options that may include a variety of psychosocial interventions, psychopharmacologic treatments, and/or ECT.
Treatment may include medication, peer support groups, psychosocial treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy or a combination of these and other treatments.
Adolescent adoptees from an ethnic minority background different from that of their adoptive parents can face unique challenges to their psychosocial adjustment that may include, for some, a sense of marginality and low self-esteem.
All patients will receive BSC, which may include, but is not limited to, psychosocial support, nutritional support and other supportive therapies.
This may include the reemergence of pre-crisis psychosocial tensions and fissures that had been hidden in the immediate post-disaster phase, as well as longer-term effects on the mental health of individuals (see, e.g., Norris et al. 2002a, b) that would play out in changes in the community over time.
Psychosocial risk factors may include psychological distress, especially somatisation or depression [ 13], negative expectations about RTW [ 4], low job satisfaction [ 2], no availability of modified job function [ 14], the belief that work is the only cause of the pain [ 15], low income [ 12] and even low alcohol intake [ 16, 17].
