Traduction de «men and women with regard » (Néerlandais → Français) :

“Splitting up genders shows that there are considerable (and significant) differences between men and women with regard to psychological difficulties (cut-off [2+]) amongst young people aged 15-24 (+ 15% amongst women), amongst the 45-54 year-olds (+10% amongst women) and amongst the 65-74 year-olds (+11% amongst women).
« La stratification par sexe révèle que les différences hommes-femmes face aux difficultés psychologiques (seuil [2+]) sont particulièrement importantes (et significatives) chez les jeunes de 15-24 ans (+15 % chez les femmes) et dans les groupes d’âge de 45-54 ans (+10 % chez les femmes) et 65-74 ans (+11 % chez les femmes).

Analysis according to gender and age On average, women show a less favourable score for psychological well-being than men (1,5 vs. 1,0) and a significantly higher number of them experience confirmed psychological difficulties (28% as opposed to 21% as regards the [2+] cut-off and 15% as opposed to 10% as regards the [4+] cut-off).
Analyse par sexe et par âge Les femmes ont en moyenne un score de bien-être psychologique moins favorable que celui des hommes (1,5 versus 1,0) et sont significativement plus nombreuses que les hommes à franchir les seuils de difficultés psychologiques confirmées (28 % contre 21 % pour le seuil [2+] et 15 % contre 10 % pour le seuil [4+]).

Men surveyed were more likely to be satisfied with communication with their health care professional compared to women [84 percent versus 70 percent].
· Men surveyed were more likely to be satisfied with communication with their health care professional compared to women [84 percent versus 70 percent].

The age distribution is somewhat different between men and women. With the latter the progression through the different age groups is almost linear, going from 6% to 16%, with, however, a reduction amongst the 55-64 year-olds (8%).
Chez les hommes, la prévalence de ces troubles est de 4 % chez les personnes de 14 à 34 ans, et se stabilise ensuite autour de 6 % à 7 % jusqu’à 75 ans.

National mental health policies that should strengthen the value of mental health, recognise and try to solve the great problems affecting mental health in all layers of society: refugees, disaster victims, those marginalised from society, the mentally handicapped, very old and disabled individuals, abused women and children, as well as financially impoverished people. In order to do so, it is necessary to adapt the organisation of the Community accordingly (with regard to mass media, health services, other organisations, industry and business, legislation).
Politiques nationales de santé mentale qui doivent renforcer la valeur de la santé mentale, reconnaître et tenter de résoudre les grands problèmes affectant la santé mentale dans tous les secteurs de la société: réfugiés, victimes de catastrophes, exclus sociaux, handicapés mentaux, personnes très âgées et infirmes, femmes et enfants victimes de mauvais traitement, ainsi que les personnes financièrement démunies; et à cette fin, adapter l’organisation de la Communauté (mass media, services de santé, autres organisations, industries et commerces, législation).

This study also indicates that “les troubles dépressifs sont deux fois plus frequents chez les femmes que chez les hommes; plus d’une femme sur six rapportent la presence d’un trouble dépressif au cours de leur vie” (i.e. “depressive disorders are twice as frequent in women as they are in men, with more than one woman out of six reporting a depressive disorder in the course of their lives”).
Selon cette étude également, « les troubles dépressifs sont deux fois plus fréquents chez les femmes que chez les hommes; plus d’une femme sur six rapportent la présence d’un trouble dépressif au cours de leur vie ».

By contrast, after the age of 75, the number of men experiencing psychological difficulties equals the number of women who do so, with one person out of four affected.
En revanche, après 75 ans, la proportion des hommes et des femmes qui connaissent des difficultés psychologiques est équivalente, et atteint une personne sur quatre.

Women surveyed were more likely to consider “maintaining relationships with family or friends” as a challenge compared to men (47 percent versus 31 percent)
· Women surveyed were more likely to consider “maintaining relationships with family or friends” as a challenge compared to men [47 percent versus 31 percent]