Few depressed older adults seek help from psychiatrists. Those who receive mental health treatment most likely do so in pri- mary care settings. Yet primary care physicians (PCPs) often are ill-equipped to effectively treat depression while managing older patients’ numerous acute and chronic medical conditions. If depressed older patients won’t go to a psychiatrist, why not bring the psychiatrist to the patients? This article describes a clinically tested approach called project IMPACT that links psy- chiatrists to primary care teams and dramatically improves depression treatment in older adults
Depression in older people is an important clinical and public health problem that is commonly overl...
BACKGROUND: Depression in older people may have a prevalence as high as 20%, and is associated with ...
Journal ArticleBackground: Depression accounts for the greatest disease burden of all mental health ...
Unützer, M.D., M.P.H., and the IMPACT Investigators Care for depression in late life is often less ...
Making an IMPACT on late-life depression. Partnering with primary care providers can double the effe...
Purpose: We compared a primary-care-based psy- chotherapy, that is, problem-solving therapy for prim...
BackgroundNational guidelines have called for greater integration of primary care and behavioral hea...
Background: Treatment-resistant depression in late-life (TRLLD) is common. Perspectives of primary c...
According to the World Health Organization, depression is the fourth leading cause of morbidity and ...
Background Late-life depression is associated with chronic illness, disability, and a poor prognosis...
More than 32 million adults in the United States will expe-rience depression in their lifetimes, and...
Background: Depression is common in older adults and often coexists with multiple chronic diseases, ...
1 While incidence of depression tends to decline with age, it often goes untreated in the older adul...
To estimate the effect of an evidence-based depression care management (DCM) intervention on the ini...
Background The prevalence of depression is high and the elderly have an increased risk of developing...
Depression in older people is an important clinical and public health problem that is commonly overl...
BACKGROUND: Depression in older people may have a prevalence as high as 20%, and is associated with ...
Journal ArticleBackground: Depression accounts for the greatest disease burden of all mental health ...
Unützer, M.D., M.P.H., and the IMPACT Investigators Care for depression in late life is often less ...
Making an IMPACT on late-life depression. Partnering with primary care providers can double the effe...
Purpose: We compared a primary-care-based psy- chotherapy, that is, problem-solving therapy for prim...
BackgroundNational guidelines have called for greater integration of primary care and behavioral hea...
Background: Treatment-resistant depression in late-life (TRLLD) is common. Perspectives of primary c...
According to the World Health Organization, depression is the fourth leading cause of morbidity and ...
Background Late-life depression is associated with chronic illness, disability, and a poor prognosis...
More than 32 million adults in the United States will expe-rience depression in their lifetimes, and...
Background: Depression is common in older adults and often coexists with multiple chronic diseases, ...
1 While incidence of depression tends to decline with age, it often goes untreated in the older adul...
To estimate the effect of an evidence-based depression care management (DCM) intervention on the ini...
Background The prevalence of depression is high and the elderly have an increased risk of developing...
Depression in older people is an important clinical and public health problem that is commonly overl...
BACKGROUND: Depression in older people may have a prevalence as high as 20%, and is associated with ...
Journal ArticleBackground: Depression accounts for the greatest disease burden of all mental health ...