[PDF] Top 20 Depression in Resident Physicians: A Systematic Review

... targeting resident depression have been evaluated in recent ...for Physicians in Training offered an off-campus location that operated autonomously and provided confidential, affordable evaluation ... See full document

... and depression are important issues affecting older ...This review exam- ined the published literature on cross-sectional and longitudinal associations between frailty and depressive symptomatology with ... See full document

... This systematic review will be reported using PRISMA guidelines [20]. Seven electronic databases (PubMed, Embase, the Cochrane Library, Web of Science, CINAHL, LiLACS, and PsycINFO) and databases of grey ... See full document

... of depression management on NCDs in ...(1) depression, (2) interventions for depression management, (3) diabetes or glycemic control or hyper- tension or blood pressure control, and (4) ...relevant ... See full document

... Berlim, M. T., Van den Eynde, F., Tovar-Perdomo, S., & Daskalakis, Z. (2014). Response, remission and drop-out rates following high-frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) for treating major ... See full document

... the systematic review, studies must have been peer-reviewed, must be published in English or French, and must have investigated depression in adult patients (>18 years of age) reported to have ... See full document

... childhood depression deserves special attention, considering the serious and lasting consequences of the disease to child ...childhood depression have to offer? The objective of the present study was to ... See full document

... of depression and/or anxiety during pregnancy or after ...were review articles and studies using dietary indices or scores for the derivation of the dietary ... See full document

... severe depression, specifically in cases where a patient has failed to respond to two antidepressants or is acutely suicidal such that a quick improvement in symptoms is required for the patient’s safety or if the ... See full document

... indicates depression runs in families, with offspring of depressed parents being between 2-4 times most likely to develop this disorder than children from homes without parental ...developing depression’? ... See full document

... Our meta-analysis also suggests that quetiapine, espe- cially 600 mg/day, has a protective effect against treatment- emergent mania. This efficacy is imperative in the treatment of bipolar depression since SSRIs ... See full document

... a systematic review of qualitative studies on the enablers and barriers to implementing collaborative care for patients with anxiety and ...this review” in the Cochrane Review on collaborative ... See full document

... that depression, state and trait anxiety have a small, significant and negative effect on ART outcomes, which were gener- ally robust under different methodological ...updated review of the litera- ture ... See full document

... People who are insufficiently active have a 20 to 30% increased risk of death compared to people who are http://www.who.int/topics/ physical_ Acssesed30th February 2015). Physical inactivity is the fourth leading risk ... See full document

... identity deve and interest in sion, burnout showed that p new approach reduce burnou (33). The stud use of motiva the burnout o ings of the pr skills training health compla ings of the communicatio out in physici study ... See full document

... There is no evidence that men are rated higher and preferred as leaders because men are actually better medical team leaders compared to women. Medical teams led by women may unknowingly face challenges in efficiently ... See full document

... their physicians regarding most aspects of treatment, physicians appeared to substantially underestimate their patients ’ feelings about ...Many physicians, citing the difficulties of a restrictive ... See full document

... Thematic analysis identified salient themes in partici- pants’ perceptions of the meaning and examples of autonomy and ways in which AP actions affected auto- nomy [13, 14]. All interviews and open-ended question- naire ... See full document

... among physicians is evident in different publications according to a systematic review conducted by Krille [35], but some of the answers of his questionnaire induce some considerations on actual ra- ... See full document

... Thematic analysis was utilized to identify the main ways in which residents perceived attending physicians’ expressing their attitudes toward DHR [15, 16]. The first two authors (KG and MR) closely read through ... See full document