The CIS-R assesses the presence and severity of 14 different common psychiatric symptoms during the past 7 days (psychosomatic symptoms, fatigue, concentration/memory problems, sleep problems, irritability, worry about physical health, depressive mood, depressive ideas, general worry, free-floating anxiety, phobias, panic, compulsions and obsessions).
31 The CIS-Sn includes sections introducing each symptom group: fatigue, lack of concentration and forgetfulness, irritability, worry about physical health, depression, depressive ideas, worry, anxiety, panic, compulsions and obsessions.
The CIS-R assesses the presence and severity of 14 different common psychological symptoms (somatic symptoms, fatigue, concentration/memory problems, sleep problems, irritability, worry about physical health, depression, depressive ideas, worry, free-floating anxiety, phobias, panic, compulsions and obsessions).
The objectives of the cohort study are to: Determine prevalence, incidence rate and risk factors of depression in primary care patients with CHD Explore and describe the course, relationship, prognosis and current management of physical and depressive symptoms in primary care patients with CHD and co-morbid depression over a four-year period.
Separate multivariable regression models, adjusted for demographic and clinical characteristics, examined the association of each comorbidity measure with baseline PROs: pain, physical function, depressive symptoms, fatigue, and insomnia.
Self-reported difficulty falling asleep or early morning arousal (insomnia), along with physician diagnosis of heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, or hip-fracture, self-report of physical disability, depressive symptomatology, perceived health status, and use of medications ascertained at both baseline and three-year follow-up.
Positive changes in physical activity, depressive symptoms, and quality of life scores represent improvements.
A descriptive analysis of prevalence and incidence, course, prognosis and management of physical and depressive symptoms will be undertaken.
First, our study uses a comprehensive geriatric assessment, which includes an evaluation of an individual's cognition, muscle strength, physical function, depressive symptoms, and falls history.
The factors that contributed to severe fatigue at this stage were physical activity, depressive mood, impaired sleep and rest, and fatigue 1 year before diagnosis.
