Sentence examples for distress from depression from inspiring English sources
The 4DSQ's special feature is its ability to distinguish general distress from depression, anxiety and somatization.
Because distress symptoms virtually always accompany mood and anxiety disorders, it seems difficult to differentiate distress from depression and anxiety.
Jacobs [ 66] argues that symptom checklists, as used in this study, take little regard of context, stress and coping, and that separating human distress from depression is difficult.
This self-report instrument is widely used in Dutch primary care to distinguish non-specific distress from depression, anxiety and somatisation.
However, when we try to separate distress from depression and anxiety, what is left must be the very core of these psychiatric disorders.
This self-report measure is widely used in Dutch primary care to distinguish non-specific general distress from depression, anxiety and somatisation.
Nearly a quarter of a million young people are receiving specialist health care for mental distress, ranging from depression to eating disorders.
I am more hopeful that advances in our understanding of depression itself will enable us to more accurately diagnose it, so that individuals in distress, whether from depression or other problems, get the help they actually need.
According to the participants that did not offer pain relief to their parturients, their actions were advised by the fear of fetal distress from respiratory depression, the cost of the medications, and the fact that parturients presented very late in labour, among others (Table 2).
The occurrence of distress during pregnancy is subject to much debate: is there an increasing number of women suffering from depression and anxiety throughout gestation?
