Depression and heart failure

Ege, Meltem Refıker; Yılmaz, Nuryil; Yılmaz, Mehmet

doi:10.1016/j.ijcard.2012.05.067

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“…The prevalence of depression was reported to be very high in persons with heart failure in prior research (Dimos et al, 2009.;Ege, Yilmaz, & Yilmaz, 2012). According to Kroenke, Spitzer, and Williams (2001), scores of 5, 10, 15, and 20 on the PHQ-9 represent mild, moderate, moderate to severe, and severe levels of depression, respectively.…”

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Factors associated with self-care behavior in persons with heart failure.

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“…With a higher prevalence of depression in persons with heart failure compared to normal populations (Dimos et al;Ege, Yilmaz, & Yilmaz, 2012), this study took into the account the effect of depression on self-care behavior in heart failure by including depression as a covariate.…”

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Factors associated with self-care behavior in persons with heart failure.

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“…Heart failure is often associated with depression, which leads to a deterioration in quality of life and a higher risk of death 27 . Several studies have reported that patients with heart failure and more acute physical symptoms experience more severe depression, and that patients with depression and heart failure report lower mental and physical health scores 28,29 . The most important results of this study showed differences in the depression scores in favor of exercise intervention compared with the control groups.…”

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Non-pharmacological interventions for depression in patients with heart failure: a systematic review

Tamayo-Lopera,

Posada-Borrero,

Mesa-Franco

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Background:In advanced stages of heart failure, the prevalence of depression can exceed 50%, which is associated with a worse clinical state and increases medical care costs. Objective: To identify and synthesize the most effective non-pharmacological interventions for the treatment of depression in patients with heart failure. Method: Studies published up to September 2021 involving depression and heart failure were identified by reviewing the main databases. Two authors independently selected the literature. Results: Cognitive behavioral therapy and exercise were the most commonly used non-pharmacological interventions for depressive symptoms in patients with heart failure, with moderate to large effect sizes (Cohen's d between 0.5 and 3.4). Conclusion: In patients with heart failure, cognitive behavioral therapy and exercise were shown to be better than the usual care for depressive symptoms.

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“…La falla cardíaca tiene una asociación frecuente con la depresión, lo que lleva a deterioro en la calidad de vida y mayor riesgo de mortalidad 27 . Varios estudios han informado que los pacientes con falla cardiaca y síntomas físicos más agudos, experimentan una depresión de mayor gravedad, y que los pacientes con depresión y falla cardiaca informan puntuaciones más bajas de salud mental y física 28,29 . Los resultados más importantes de este estudio mostraron diferencias en los puntajes de depresión a favor de la intervención con ejercicio respecto a los grupos control.…”

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Intervenciones no farmacológicas para la depresión en pacientes con falla cardíaca: una revisión sistemática

Tamayo-Lopera,

Posada-Borrero,

Mesa-Franco

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cual se asocia con un peor estado clínico y hace que aumenten los costos en la atención médica. Objetivo: Identificar y sintetizar las intervenciones no farmacológicas más efectivas para el tratamiento de la depresión en pacientes con falla cardiaca. Método: Se hizo una pregunta estructurada y se realizó la búsqueda en las principales bases de datos hasta septiembre de 2021 con los términos que incluían depresión y falla cardíaca. Dos autoras realizaron la selección de la literatura encontrada y el análisis de los datos de forma independiente. Resultados: La terapia cognitivo-conductual y el ejercicio fueron las intervenciones no farmacológicas más usadas para tratar los síntomas depresivos en pacientes con falla cardiaca, con tamaños de efecto moderados a grandes (d de Cohen entre 0.5 y 3.4). Conclusión: En pacientes con falla cardiaca, la terapia cognitivo-conductual y el ejercicio demostraron ser mejores que el cuidado usual no farmacológico para tratar los síntomas depresivos.

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Depression and heart failure

Cited by 6 publications

References 4 publications

Factors associated with self-care behavior in persons with heart failure.

Factors associated with self-care behavior in persons with heart failure.

Non-pharmacological interventions for depression in patients with heart failure: a systematic review

Intervenciones no farmacológicas para la depresión en pacientes con falla cardíaca: una revisión sistemática

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