Is it beneficial to involve a family member? A meta-analysis of psychosocial interventions for chronic illness

Article Abstract:

A meta-analytic study comparing the links between chronic illness and family relationships, which lead to psychosocial interventions in addition to usual medical care, is presented. The results show that aggregate effects for patients and family members were small in magnitude but consistent with the findings of the other psychosocial approaches to treating chronic illness.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Risk factors, Chronic diseases, Domestic relations, Family relations

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The treatment of depression in older adults in the primary care setting: an evidence-based review

Article Abstract:

This study examines currently available mental health care services in a primary care setting with respect to depression treatments for older adults. The effectiveness of psychosocial treatments is analyzed.

Clinical report

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Screening older adults for depression in primary care settings

Article Abstract:

This study examines the role of depression screening systems in improving recognition of depression in older primary care patients.

Analysis, Usage, Diagnosis, Medical screening, Health screening

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