Predictors of depressive symptoms in older veterans with heart failure

Paukert, Amber L.; Lemaire, A.; Cully, Jeffrey A.

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“…Perhaps some of the loadings of turning to religion with maladaptive coping strategies at item-level analysis may also be the result of this effect: If participants in a sample do not endorse turning to religion or substance use, data from these sub-scales are highly skewed, as for example reported by Kallasmaa and Pulver [119] when using the COPE [10] questionnaire. In that case, when using a PCA with ordinal-level data, it could be possible that these two strategies load together [43] not because of their similarity in content, but simply because of their similarity in response level [37]. Given that religious affiliation is well known to be negatively correlated with use of drugs and alcohol [120], this might be a feasible alternative explanation rather than concluding that these two strategies are genuinely related.…”

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“…This concerned the studies by Brain et al [19] As shown in Table 1, only one study reported that the turning to religion items did not fit onto the proposed factor structure [22]. Five studies [16,[40][41][42][43] reported that items from the religious coping sub-scale loaded together with items from other sub-scales. For four of these studies, both turning to religion items loaded onto the same factor, whereas in Zelikovsky et al [16] only one item loaded with another factor, while the other item was excluded due to a factor loading below 0.40.…”

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“…All five studies conducted a PCA. Three of these [16,40,41] used an orthogonal (varimax) rotation, one [42] an oblique (direct oblimin) rotation, and one study [43] did not specify the rotation method. Apart from the study by Lee and Liu [41], who had a sample size of 406 using university undergraduate students, the sample sizes of the other four studies were very similar, ranging from 104 to 154.…”

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A Systematic Review of Studies Using the Brief COPE: Religious Coping in Factor Analyses

Krägeloh

2011

Religions

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Abstract:Religion is generally recognized as a major resource for dealing with stressful events, but its relationship with secular coping strategies continues to be debated. The present article provides a systematic review of the way in which analyses of the sub-scale turning to religion of the widely used Brief COPE [1] instrument are presented in peer-reviewed research articles, in order to investigate how the wealth of data published using this instrument can inform how religious coping relates to other coping strategies. Of the 212 identified articles that included turning to religion in their analyses, 80 combined sub-scale scores to form higher-order coping factors, 38 of which based on exploratory factor analyses of their own datasets. When factor analyses had used individual items as indicators, religious coping was more likely to load together with maladaptive coping strategies, and more likely with adaptive coping strategies when analyses were conducted at sub-scale level. To a large extent, the variation in the results from exploratory factor analyses appears to be due to the diverse and often inappropriate factor analytic techniques used to determine the factor structure of the Brief COPE instrument. Reports from factor analyses of the Brief COPE therefore have very little value when trying to make general conclusions about the role of religious coping in relation to secular coping methods.

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A Systematic Review of Studies Using the Brief COPE: Religious Coping in Factor Analyses

Krägeloh

2011

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“…Etki büyüklüğünün ise en çok dispne ve duygudurum boyutlarında elde edildiği, bu boyutların yaşam kalitesi açısından tedaviden en olumlu etkilenen boyutlar olduğu söylenebilir. Nitekim yapılan yeni çalışmalarda duygudurum bozukluğunun KKY için çok önemli bir sonuç olduğu ortaya konmuştur (47,48). Kronik kalp yetersizliği olan hastalarda depresyonun saptanabilmesi ve yönetilebilmesi amacıyla çeşitli ölçek-ler geliştirilmeye çalışılmaktadır (49).…”

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Reliability and validity of the Turkish version of the Chronic Heart Failure Questionnaire

Yılmaz¹,

Eser²,

Gürgün³

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Anadolu Kardiyol Derg

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“…Though past research suggests the beneficial effects of social support in HF patients, some studies have failed to fi nd a negative association between social support and depressive symptoms (Paukert, LeMaire, & Cully, 2009), a positive association between social support and quality of life (Bennett, Baker, & Huster, 1998;Krethong, Jirapaet, Jitpanya, & Sloan, 2008;Volz et al, 2011), or a positive association with physical functioning (Shen et al, 2011). Some results point out that the benefi cial effect from the support provided is especially signif icant in men (Krumholz et al, 1998); while some studies have found that the association between social support and quality of life was moderated by other factors such as the type of social support considered (Friedman & King, 1994).…”

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Life satisfaction, depressive symptoms and perceived social support in heart failure patients [Satisfacción vital, síntomas depresivos y apoyo social percibido en pacientes con insuficiencia cardiaca]

Pérez-García

Oliván

Bover

2014

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This research examined life satisfaction, depressive symptoms and perceived social support in two groups of adults (N = 120; age 40-89 years). The first was formed by stable heart failure (HF) outpatients and the second was a control group of similar age. Perceived social support was the only significant predictor of life satisfaction in the control group but, in the HF group, life satisfaction was associated with more social support and less depressive symptoms. Gender (men > women) was also an important predictor of life satisfaction in both groups, but more significantly in the HF one. All women reported more depressive symptoms and less life satisfaction than men. Female HR patients also perceived more social support than male patients did. Finally, a partial mediation of depressive symptoms in the association between social support and life satisfaction was found in the HF group.Keywords: Life satisfaction; depressive symptoms; heart failure; perceived social support. Satisfacción vital, síntomas depresivos y apoyo social percibido en pacientes con insuficiencia cardiacaResumen: En esta investigación se analizaron la satisfacción vital, los síntomas depresivos y el apoyo social percibido en dos grupos de adultos (N =120; rango = 40-89 años), uno formado por pacientes no hospitalizados con insuficiencia cardiaca (IC) estable y otro control con personas de similar edad. El apoyo social percibido fue el único predictor significativo de la satisfacción vital en el grupo control, mientras que en el grupo con IC, se asociaba con más apoyo social y menos síntomas depresivos. El género fue también un predictor importante de la satisfacción vital (hombres > mujeres), aunque de forma más significativa en el grupo con IC. Todas las mujeres informaban más síntomas depresivos y menos satisfacción vital que los hombres. En el grupo IC, las mujeres también percibían más apoyo social que los varones. Finalmente, se encontró en este grupo que la asociación entre apoyo social y satisfacción vital estaba parcialmente mediada por los síntomas depresivos.Palabras clave: Satisfacción vital; síntomas depresivos; insuficiencia cardiaca; apoyo social percibido.

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Predictors of depressive symptoms in older veterans with heart failure

Cited by 62 publications

References 64 publications

A Systematic Review of Studies Using the Brief COPE: Religious Coping in Factor Analyses

A Systematic Review of Studies Using the Brief COPE: Religious Coping in Factor Analyses

Reliability and validity of the Turkish version of the Chronic Heart Failure Questionnaire

Life satisfaction, depressive symptoms and perceived social support in heart failure patients [Satisfacción vital, síntomas depresivos y apoyo social percibido en pacientes con insuficiencia cardiaca]

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