Science news articles about 'depression screening'

... may not be appropriate for this patient population. "If a patient has a positive score on a depression screening test, most cardiologists do not have the time or training to conduct a follow-up ...

... of General Internal Medicine reports that a highly reliable depression screening tool known as the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9) used across the United States and ...

... medically high risk in combination with social and environmental challenges," she says. They complete depression screenings before and after birth and refer for mental health counseling as part of ...

... chronic cardiac care and depression intervention programs, "this data supports the need for integrating depression screening and case-management into existing cardiac care," says Dr. Kurdyak. " ...

... life that may contribute to her lack of energy," said Dørhei. "There are also helpful depression screening questionnaires that can be completed during a consultation. Doctors and other health workers ...

... maternal mood and psychological functioning, the women were each given the Post Partum Depression Screening Scale that assessed their postpartum psychiatric difficulties. It also included a suicidal ...

... injured trauma survivors. "This study highlights the importance of ongoing studies of PTSD and depression screening, and intervention procedures for injured patients treated in acute care hospitals ...

... Centere, The Netherlands Accuracy of Spanish Language Depression Screening Instruments In a systematic review of the literature ... Screening Instruments By Daniel S. Reuland, M.D., M.P.H., et al ...

... of reporting a medical error. Subsequent error was also associated with burnout, a positive depression screen and overall QOL. "Fatigue and distress variables remained statistically significant when ...