 Executive Summary Up to one in eight individuals may require treatment for depression during their lifetimes. The direct costs of treatment for major depressive disorder combined with the indirect costs from lost productivity are significant, accounting...  Depression in Primary Care: Detection and diagnosis - Page 9by United States. Depression Guideline Panel - 1993Full view - About this book
 | 1993 - 486 pages
...Relationship between major depressive and other current psychiatric disorders : 107 xiv Executive Summary Up to one in eight individuals may require treatment for depression during their lifetimes. The direct costs of treatment for major depressive disorder combined with the indirect costs from lost... | |
 | DIANE Publishing Company - 1994 - 139 pages
...determine whether the nine specific signs/symptoms of major depressive disorder according to DSM-IH-R are present. 2. Interview the patient to investigate...of cases of major depressive disorder among those 18 or older in a 6-month period is 4.8 million; in addition, over 60 percent of suicides can be attributed... | |
 | DIANE Publishing Company - 1994 - 139 pages
...Relationship between major depressive and other current general medical disorders 57 Executive Summary Up to one in eight individuals may require treatment for depression during their lifetimes. The direct costs of treatment for major depressive disorder combined with the indirect costs from lost... | |
 | DIANE Publishing Company - 1994 - 187 pages
...Relationship between major depressive and other current psychiatric disorders 107 Executive Summary Up to one in eight individuals may require treatment for depression during their lifetimes. The direct costs of treatment for major depressive disorder combined with the indirect costs from lost... | |
 | 1993 - 190 pages
...Relationship between major depressive and other current psychiatric disorders 107 Executive Summary Up to one in eight individuals may require treatment for depression during their lifetimes. The direct costs of treatment for major depressive disorder combined with the indirect costs from lost... | |
 | Elizabeth A. McGlynn - 2000 - 506 pages
...hypomania. By definition, major depressive episodes last at least two weeks, and typically much longer. Up to one in eight individuals may require treatment for depression during their lifetime (AHCPR, 1993b) . The common age of onset is from 20 to 40; however, depression can start at... | |
 | Elizabeth A. McGlynn - 2000 - 452 pages
...hypomania. By definition, major depressive episodes last at least two weeks, and typically much longer. Up to one in eight individuals may require treatment for depression during their lifetime (Depression Guideline Panel, 1993b). The common age of onset is from 20 to 40; however, depression... | |
 | Mark A. Schuster - 2000 - 578 pages
...hypomania. By definition, major depressive episodes last at least two weeks, and typically last much longer. Up to one in eight individuals may require treatment for depression during their lifetime (Depression Guideline Panel, 1993) . The common age of onset is in a person's 20's to 30's;... | |
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