Mental Health Service Needs among Chinese Urban Residents: Intensity and Factors

Xiao-Gang Wang, Ming-Chun Luo and Xi-Hua Qiu

International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2012, vol. 4, issue 2, 253

Abstract: The continued growth of mental health service has raised concerns about mental health service needs (MHSN)among Chinese urban residents. This exploratory survey uses a national sample from 35 communities of 30 citiescovering all ranks of economics status in China, measured as the intensity and pattern of MHSN. The intensity ofMHSN reported by respondents is moderate; it is significantly related to race, household income, residence andeducation. Implications for policy makers and services professionals are discussed to better Chinese mentalhealth services.

Date: 2012
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