Depression in primary care : screening and detection

Abstract

Part 1 Historical and conceptual contexts of depression in primary care populations: depression screening in primary care - clinical needs and research challenges, C.Clifford Attkisson and Jane Zich screening procedures in primary care - history and uses, Paul S.Frame is screening for depression worthwhile in primary care? screening criteria and the current states of depression research, Douglas B.Kamerow issues of criterion validity for screening measures for depressive disorders in primary care, James Barrett caseness criteria for major depression - the primary care clinician and the psychiatric epidemiologist, Wayne Katon and Michael von Korff. Part 2 Depression screening procedures - methodological considerations and empirical findings: depression screening instruments - history and issues, Jane M.Murphy statistical design of screening procedures, Patrick E.Shrout use of a two-stage procedure to identify depression - the medical outcomes study, M.Audrey Burnam and Kenneth B.Wells studies in the screening and feedback of depression and anxiety in primary care outpatients populations, Joel Yager and Lawrence S.Linn the use of psychiatric screening scales to detect depression in primary care patients, Richard L.Hough, John A.Landverk and Gerald F.Jacobson screening for depression in general medical care, William W.K.Zung, Kathryn Magruder-Habib, and John R.Feussner methodological issues associated with the use of depression screening scales in primary care settings, Paul D.Cleary. Part 3 Special population issues in screening for depression: special population issues in screening for depression, Robert E.Roberts depressive symptomatology in older American indians with chronic disease - some psychometric considerations, Anne E.Baron, Spero M.Manson, Lynn M.Ackerson and Douglas L.Brenneman depression prevention research - the need for screening scales that truly predict, Jeanne Miranda, Ricardo F.Munoz and Martha Shumway screening for depression in primary care - a clinician's perspective, John Matthew. Part 4 Conclusion, guidelines, and recommendations for clinical applications and future research: screening for depression in primary care - guidelines for future practice and research, Herbert C.Schulberg.

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