Depressed patients
A comparison of four different approaches to measuring health utility in depressed patients
... The lack of agreement between instruments measuring health utility in those with depression means that cost- effectiveness analyses may produce differing and poten- tially conflicting conclusions as to whether or not an ...
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Comparison of blood lipid profile/thyroid function markers between unipolar and bipolar depressed patients and in depressed patients with anhedonia or suicidal thoughts
... of depressed patients had a com- parable level of depression, there was still a difference in lipid profile between ...bipolar patients may also contribute to the ...
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The Role of Affective/Emotional Temperament in Predicting Readiness to Treatment and Symptoms Severity in Depressed Patients
... in depressed patients involve them more strongly in this process and in turn, makes their symptoms severity tenser and reduces their readiness to ...
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COMPARISON OF MOTIVATION FOR PARENTING IN HEALTHY AND DEPRESSED PATIENTS
... between patients diagnosed with depres- sion and control groups ...66 patients who were treated at the Psychiatric Hospital in Novi Pazar (average age = ...
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Universality of interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) problem areas in Thai depressed patients
... This study attempted to reduce confounding factors by using the same-based controls from the hospital. However, the findings should be interpreted in the con- text of depressed patients in a clinical ...
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Characteristics of Depressed Patients Treated in Rural Areas of Chile
... of depressed patients that participated in a clinical intervention to improve depression treatment in rural ...for depressed pa- tients from 15 rural ...
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Clinical Anger, Affective And Somatic Symptoms In Depressed Patients
... that depressed patients experienced more anger attacks as compared to normal ...but patients reported it frequently and it is followed ___________________________ ...
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The Effect of Regular Family Appointments on Hope of Hospitalized Depressed Patients: a Randomized Clinical Trial
... hospitalized depressed patients in the Baharan psychiatric hospital of ...The patients in the interventions group received 6 sessions of regular family appointments with first- degree ...
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Life satisfaction and mental health in depressed patients’ families
... of depressed patients and members of non-depressed ...of depressed patients reported higher life ...of depressed patients showed higher symptoms of ...
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The relation between body self unity and mindfulness : a comparison of currently depressed patients and exercisers
... Questions from the Body Appreciation Scale (BAS; German version: Swami, Stieger, Haubner, Voracek, 2008) were used to assess, whether one is accepting about one´s body. Positive body image was thus measured with three ...
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Comparing diagnosis of depression in depressed patients by EEG, based on two algorithms :Artificial Nerve Networks and Neuro-Fuzy Networks
... on depressed people, the EEG of F4 of brain frontal was conducted on 107 right-hand depressed patients that was concurrent with displaying a moving film of different 5 emotional images from IAPS ...
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Is there a dysfunction in the visual system of depressed patients?
... 20 depressed patients and equal number of controls, however depressed patients had lower dark trough ...that depressed patients were light supersensitive and located the ...
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EEG spectral coherence data distinguish chronic fatigue syndrome patients from healthy controls and depressed patients-A case control study
... study. Patients who indicated underlying medical disease, who did not confirm fatigue as a pri- mary complaint, and/or with subsequent EEGs showing clear evidence of epilepsy or encephalopathy were ...of ...
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How do depressed patients evaluate their quality of life? A qualitative study
... Seven adult women were interviewed at the time of their evaluation prior to initiating treatment for a uni- polar depressive episode at a research outpatient clinic; six were interviewed again 6 months later when they ...
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Subjective and objective evaluation of alertness and sleep quality in depressed patients
... Whole-night polygraphy is a method which is widely used in sleep laboratories for diagnostic purposes. The evalua- tion of the recordings is based on definitions of sleep stages well established since fifties [10]. The ...
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Discriminating between chronic fatigue syndrome and depression: a cognitive analysis
... these patients have a serious ongoing physical ...CFS patients appear to have even more negative views of their illness than do patients with other chronic physical illnesses and these beliefs are ...
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Enumeration in Alzheimer's disease and other late life psychiatric syndromes
... in Experiment 1 (19 AD and 15 depressed patients). Nonetheless, the data they provided were sufficient to answer the critical question of whether enumeration deficits are specific to AD as counting rate was ...
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PREVALENCE OF METABOLIC SYNDROME AND HYPERHOMOCYSTEINEMIA IN DEPRESSION AND SCHIZOPHRENIA
... in depressed subjects significantly (p value ...schizophrenic patients also, though it was not statistically significant compared to control ...of depressed and 80.3% of schizophrenic patients ...
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Outpatient costs in pharmaceutically treated diabetes patients with and without a diagnosis of depression in a Dutch primary care setting
... of depressed patients and matched controls in which we identified diabetes ...between depressed and non-depressed diabetes ...diabetes patients treated by life- style advices only, ...
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Patient’s Outcome Expectancies and Treatment Outcome Influence of Patient’s Outcome Expectancies on Symptom Improvement and Drop-out in Interpersonal Psychotherapy and Cognitive Therapy for adult depression
... This study aims to show the importance of expectations in psychotherapy for depression. More knowledge on the factors that influence treatment outcome can help to develop new treatments or improve existing treatments in ...
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