2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.cardfail.2008.10.022
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Depression and Disease Severity as Predictors of Health-Related Quality of Life in Patients With Chronic Heart Failure—A Structural Equation Modeling Approach

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“…11,12,32 Although some investigators have chosen to use measures of depressive symptoms that do not have somatic items that are high in heart failure (eg, fatigue), depressive symptoms continue to be prevalent at rates higher than 20%. 32 In addition, investigators who developed the PHQ-8 recommend the somatic items be maintained, because otherwise the actual prevalence of depressive symptoms may be underestimated (Kurt Kroenke, MD, oral communication, June 2007).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…11,12,32 Although some investigators have chosen to use measures of depressive symptoms that do not have somatic items that are high in heart failure (eg, fatigue), depressive symptoms continue to be prevalent at rates higher than 20%. 32 In addition, investigators who developed the PHQ-8 recommend the somatic items be maintained, because otherwise the actual prevalence of depressive symptoms may be underestimated (Kurt Kroenke, MD, oral communication, June 2007).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…9 Furthermore, depressive symptoms were associated with poor health-related quality of life among 84 patients with heart failure and were independent predictors of poor physical and psychological health-related quality of life among 206 patients with heart failure. 10,11 In a meta-analysis of 36 published studies among patients with heart failure, the average prevalence rate for clinically significant depression was 21.5%. 6 The relationships between depression and poor outcomes were strong across multiple end points, including mortality, hospitalization, and rehospitalization.…”
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“…Studies of other chronic diseases have reported that a variety of demographic characteristics, including sex, body mass index (BMI), severity of illness, and age, will affect HRQoL [11][12][13]. In addition, pain, age, and functional limitations have been reported to lower HRQoL in the elderly people with RA [14].…”
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“…Didėjant pacientų, kuriems atlikta EKS implantacija, skaičiui, didėja poreikis tirti jų gyvenimo kokybę, fizinę ir psichologinę būklę, suprasti ir tenkinti jų gydymo, priežiūros ir slaugos poreikius. Daugiacentriniai tyrimai įrodė, kad ligonių, sergančių kardiovaskulinėmis ligomis (KVL) ir širdies nepakankamumu, gyvenimo kokybė susijusi su ligos sunkumo laipsniu (funkcine klase), amžiumi, lytimi, socialine parama, psichologiniais veiksniais bei asmenybės ypatumais [3,4]. Daugelis tyrimų su pacientais, kuriems implantuotas EKS, parodė, kad jų gyvenimo kokybei poveikį turi panašūs veiksniai [5,6].…”
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