Predictors of major depression six months after admission for outpatient treatment
This study examined the rate and predictors of major depression six months after outpatient mental health admission. Assessments were conducted at admission and three and six months later among 166 participants. Antidepressant treatment adequacy and depression outcomes were assessed at follow-ups. P...
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| description | This study examined the rate and predictors of major depression six months after outpatient mental health admission.
Assessments were conducted at admission and three and six months later among 166 participants. Antidepressant treatment adequacy and depression outcomes were assessed at follow-ups.
Predictors of major depression at six months included nonremission status at three months (odds ratio [OR]=3.56, p=.003), inadequacy of early pharmacotherapy (OR=2.73, p=.009), worse physical functioning measured by the 36-Item Short-Form Health Survey (OR=.975, p |
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