Functional disability and depressive symptoms: longitudinal effects of activity restriction, perceived stress, and social support

Chao, Shiau-Fang

doi:10.1080/13607863.2013.878308

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“…debemos tener en cuenta que las actividades entre hombres y mujeres suelen diferir en todas las etapas de la vida (2,9,10,(38)(39)(40)(41) . Sin embargo, resulta útil el empleo del índice de Lawton, ya que según algunos autores, puede detectar de manera precoz una dependencia funcional (42,43) . Nuestro estudio tiene algunas limitaciones: Por haber realizado el estudio en una población militar retirada y en sus familiares, sus resultados pueden ser difíciles de extrapolar a la población general.…”

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Asociación entre depresión y dependencia funcional en pacientes adultos mayores

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RESUMENObjetivo: Determinar la asociación entre depresión y dependencia funcional en pacientes adultos mayores del Centro Geriátrico Naval. Materiales y métodos: Estudio retrospectivo, transversal y analítico de un análisis secundario de base de datos, con un tamaño muestral por conveniencia de 625 adultos mayores. Resultados: En el análisis de regresión lineal de predicción de dependencia funcional según índice de Barthel, se encontró que, por cada punto obtenido en el cuestionario de Yesavage, disminuye en 4,8±1.82 puntos el índice de Barthel y, por 5 puntos, disminuye 29.99±3.62 puntos. En relación con el Índice de Lawton, se encontraron resultados significativos respecto a la edad, sexo, grado militar, rendimiento físico, fuerza de prensión y depresión. Conclusiones: Se evidenció asociación entre depresión y dependencia funcional para actividades básicas e instrumentales de la vida diaria. Asimismo, que a mayor riesgo de depresión, mayor probabilidad de presentar dependencia funcional según el índice de Barthel, independientemente de otras variables.Palabras Claves: Adulto mayor; depresión; discapacidad (Fuente: DeSC BIREME). Association between depression and functional dependence in elderly patientsABSTRACT Objective: To determine the association between depression and functional dependence in elderly patients of the Centro Geriátrico Naval (Peruvian naval medical center for elderly people). Materials and methods: A retrospective, cross-sectional, analytic study conducted from a secondary data analysis, with a convenience sample size of 625 elderly people. Results: In the linear regression analysis which predicts functional dependence according to the Barthel Index, it was found that, for each point in the Yesavage questionnaire, the Barthel Index score decreases 4.8±1.82 points and, for every 5 points, it decreases 29.99±3.62 points. In relation to the Lawton Index, significant outcomes were found regarding age, gender, military rank, physical performance, grip strength and depression. Conclusions:The results show an association between depression and functional dependence in performing basic and instrumental activities of daily life. Moreover, the higher the risk of depression, the higher the chance of developing functional dependence according to the Barthel Index, regardless of other variables.

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Asociación entre depresión y dependencia funcional en pacientes adultos mayores

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“…For example, depression is a risk factor for functional problems because it impairs cognitive capacity and affects health-related behaviors and psychological mechanisms. In contrast, functional limitations may contribute to depression as the degree of functional impairment changes physical appearance, which cause mental health problems or physical illness related to functional limitations may cause depression physiologically [8,9,10]. To improve development of effective and targeted strategies for prevention and treatment, it is important to examine differential longitudinal patterns of physical and mental health simultaneously [9].…”

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Heterogeneous Trajectories of Physical and Mental Health in Late Middle Age: Importance of Life-Course Socioeconomic Positions

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Park

2017

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Drawing on life course and cumulative disadvantage theory, this study examines heterogeneous trajectories of functional limitations and depressive symptoms among late middle-aged individuals. This study used prospective data from 6010 adults, 51 to 64 years old, collected over a 12-year-period from the Health and Retirement Study. Considering the empirical proposition that several physical and mental trajectories may exist, Latent Class Growth Modeling was used. Five heterogeneous patterns of joint trajectories (Relatively healthy, Moderately improving, Steadily deteriorating, Steeply deteriorating, and Persistently high comorbid) were identified. Early life adversity was related to an increasing risk of declines in physical and mental health. The Persistently high comorbid class was characterized by a concentration of disadvantages over the life course. The development of public health interventions could help reduce co-existing physical and mental health problems, especially during late middle-age.

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“…En estos sujetos, el deterioro funcional, la restricción en actividades y el estrés percibido se asocian con un mayor incremento de síntomas depresivos (0,378, 0,129, y 0,412 desviaciones estándar respectivamente, p < 0,001) 33 . En esta misma línea, dejar de participar en actividades sociales y de tiempo libre puede incrementar el riesgo de presentar una depresión futura en el adulto mayor a 18 años de seguimiento (β = -1,41, p < 0,001, y β = -1.13, p < 0,001, respectivamente) [34][35][36] .…”

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Comprendiendo el impacto de los síntomas depresivos en la funcionalidad de las personas mayores

Aravena

2017

Rev. chil. neuro-psiquiatr.

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Functional disability and depressive symptoms: longitudinal effects of activity restriction, perceived stress, and social support

Abstract: The findings indicate that functional disability may contribute to subsequent depressive symptoms by reducing activities and social support. Decreased activities and social support increased perceptions of stress, which then increased depressive symptoms during the 8-year follow-up study.

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Asociación entre depresión y dependencia funcional en pacientes adultos mayores

Asociación entre depresión y dependencia funcional en pacientes adultos mayores

Heterogeneous Trajectories of Physical and Mental Health in Late Middle Age: Importance of Life-Course Socioeconomic Positions

Comprendiendo el impacto de los síntomas depresivos en la funcionalidad de las personas mayores

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