The phrase "a document of depression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a written record or account that expresses feelings of sadness or mental health struggles.
Example: "The therapist asked me to create a document of depression to better understand my emotional state over the past few months."
Alternatives: "a record of despair" or "a narrative of sadness."
Another study in 158 stable heart failure patients found that 58% and 60% of patients with positive screening results for depression and/or anxiety disorder(s) on a telephone interview had a documented diagnosis of depression and/or anxiety and received mental health treatment, respectively [ 12].
On the other hand, up to 92% of patients with a documented diagnosis of depression or anxiety received mental health treatment, suggesting that identification of psychiatric disorders in CAD patients improves mental health treatment availability that could potentially improve prognosis and quality of life of CAD patients [ 12].
"A document of tenacity".
Olfactory bulbectomy (OBX) model has been proposed as a well documented model of depression.
To document incidence of depression, anxiety, and stress in women more than 6 months following an acute coronary syndrome.
Previous prenatal loss was recently documented as a predictor of depression and anxiety in subsequent pregnancies, independent of other psychosocial and obstetric factors [ 38].
Patients with no documented history of depression are on antidepressants, the report adds, and patients with no documented history of psychosis are on antipsychotics.
After documenting a rising incidence of depression among students, Harvard University issued a report last year recommending, among other steps, that more psychologists be hired, that residence assistants and tutors receive instruction on mental problems and that two rooms be set aside in every living unit for students experiencing emotional crises.
(i) Men and women aged 18 and over (ii) Two or more documented episodes of depression within the previous 3 years (These may have been separate episodes with a period of well-being in-between, or a documented history of chronic depression.
