General Practitioners | Patients |
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Applied treatments (18) a: | Expectations (17): |
   Therapeutic talk and psychopharmacological medication (14) |    Be listened to, conversation about the problems, be taken seriously, sympathy (10) |
   Mainly supporting therapeutic talk (7) |    Suggestion of concrete treatments (5) |
   Mainly psychopharmacological medication (3) | - Medication (3) |
 | - Referral to psychologist (1) |
 | - Symptom relief (1) |
 |    Advice how to deal with symptoms (2) |
Topics of conversation (13): | Treatment Preferences (20): |
   Possible individual causes for depression (6) |    Psychotherapy (6) |
   Relaxation techniques (1) |    No Psychotherapy (4) |
   Psychoeducation (1) |    Psychopharmacological treatment (4) |
   Activation (1) |    No pharmacological treatment (6) |
   Reduction of excessive demands (1) |  |
   Resource orientation (1) |  |
   Self-worth enhancement (1) |  |
   Concrete behavioural advises (1) |  |
Treatment problems (18): | Satisfaction (20): |
   Yes (10) |    Satisfied with treatment (14) |
- Patients' refusal of pharmacological therapy or non-compliance (5) |    Not satisfied with treatment (6) for following reasons: |
- GPs' insecurity with pharmacological treatment (3) | - Not enough time (2) |
- Motivating the patient to use offers for counselling or psychotherapy (3) | - Insufficient communication between GP and practice nurse (1) |
- Insufficient efficiency of treatment (3) | - Not taking somatic complaints seriously and not offering special treatments such as physical therapy (1) |
- Patients' acceptance of the diagnosis (2) | - Not taking presented complaint (fatigue) seriously and not offering concrete treatment besides exercising (1) |
- Problems with appointments for referral (2) | - Not addressing depression in more detail, e.g. by applying a questionnaire (1) |
- Heightened utilization of primary care (2) | Â |
- Personal strain due to insufficient efficiency of treatment and perceived lack of competence (2) | Â |
- Lack of time (1) | Â |
- Financial losses because of time consuming psychological diagnosis (1) | Â |
   No (8) |  |