Suicidal ideation among a group of depressed outpatients

Saeed, Banaz Adnan

doi:10.15218/zjms.2017.050

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“…The present study revealed that 45.6% of the sample was married. This finding was consistent with Saeed's, (2017); 16 and Basha and co., (2021) 17 who found that married people had a high prevalence rate.…”

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The impact of depression Level among elderly residents in nursing home and community: A comparative study

Yehya abed zead,

Kareem khadir

2023

J. Contemp. Med. Sci.

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The percentage of the elderly is expected to nearly double, from 12% to 22%, between 2015 and 2050 due to the rapid aging of the global population. All told, this means that increase the elderly people over the age of 60 to 2 billion from 900 million. Therefore, it is anticipated that older individuals may experience particular physical and mental health issues this study was done to examine the impact of elderly people's levels of depression and to Compare the level of depression among elderly people living with their families and elderly resident in nursing homes. A comparative study non-probability sampling strategy was used choose a judgmental sample of 125 elderly who residents in nursing home and community by using of questionnaire composed of three part: part I demographic characteristic part II, UCLA loneliness scale part III geriatric depression scale, data is analyzed using descriptive statistical data analysis. The results of the study indicated that elderly in nursing home and community show moderate level of depression study reveals that elderly people at nursing home have higher level of depression than those in community as indicated by with a p-value of.001 The study conculcated by Providing social and health programs to support the elderly, as well as conducting awareness sessions for caregivers and families on how to take care of the elderly residing in the nursing home or residing with their families

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The impact of depression Level among elderly residents in nursing home and community: A comparative study

Yehya abed zead,

Kareem khadir

2023

J. Contemp. Med. Sci.

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“…Furthermore, the study revealed that married females (75%) found to be considerably more prevalent to males (23%). This is in agreement to the result of (25,26) , but this result disagreed with finding of (27) showed that single-unmarried more prevalent among depressed outpatients. These findings suggest that married female participants are significantly more vulnerable to major depressive disorder than male.…”

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Assessment of socio-demographic and psychiatric history characteristics among the outpatient with major depressive disorder in Sulaimani city

Faraj¹

2022

Kufa Jour. Nurs. Sci.

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Background: Major depressive disorder (MDD) ranked 4th leading cause of disability worldwide and is one of the most common mental health condition, it impacts mood, behavior as well as physical condition, and suicide behavior is common. Epidemiological studies indicated that MDD has numerous individual, family and social factors associated with its prevalence, and the socio demographic factors have consistently been identified as important factors in explaining the variability in prevalence. Aims of the study: The study aims to assess the prevalence risk factors of socio-demographic and psychiatric history characteristics associated with major depressive disorder among outpatients in Sulaimani city. Methodology: The study involves 329 outpatients with prior diagnosis with major depressive disorder were recruited of the psychiatric clinic in AliKamal consultation center in Sulaimani city via convenience sampling. A questionnaire constructed by the researcher was used to assess the socio-demographic and psychiatric history characteristics. The data collected through face to face interview method and the ethical considerations and preventive measures of covid-19 disease were implemented. The launches were on October 2021 until December, 2021. The SPSS-version 25 was useing for data analysis. Results: The majority of the outpatients with MDD were females (190, %58) mostly married with low education level and insufficient economic status than males (p˂0.05) large proportion of females (160, 64%) had duration of illness 1-4 year compared to 36% (72) for males, in addition males had more than two number of hospitalization 100% (19) compare to 0% in females due to relapse episode. The suicide attempt was none risk factor associated with major depressive (p˃0.05). Conclusion: This study highlights the risk indicators of socio-demographic and psychiatric history characteristics among outpatients with major depressive disorder that need more continuous interventions. Recommendations: The study recommends that future further studies needed to investigate more risk factors among outpatients and planning strategies to minimize its effect on sufferers

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Suicidal ideation among a group of depressed outpatients

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The impact of depression Level among elderly residents in nursing home and community: A comparative study

The impact of depression Level among elderly residents in nursing home and community: A comparative study

Assessment of socio-demographic and psychiatric history characteristics among the outpatient with major depressive disorder in Sulaimani city

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