… The risk of depression is increased in people with long term conditions (LTCs) and is …
barriers to detecting and managing depression in primary care in people with two exemplar LTCs: …

… of people with depression who are seen in primary care. … of people with depression on
seeking help from primary care; much of it has been qualitative in nature and led by primary care …

… on depression repeated annually or every 2 years can substantially increase the rate of
recognition of depression among primary care physicians. However, a number of more sys- …

… Longitudinal investigation of depression outcomes in primary care in six countries: the
LIDO study. Functional status, health service use and treatment of people with depressive …

… that GPs conceptualize people with depression are equally … their ideas about depression
and depressed people. The … about depression are woven together in primary care. We also …

… Depression is a broad and heterogeneous condition. In this article, we provide an epidemiologic
framework for depression in primary care and … disorder in the primary care setting, …

… We found that primary care depression screening programs were likely to be effective when
… depression care, such as assessment and monitoring in coordination with the primary care …

… Depression in older people is common, under-recognised … older people with depression
may not present to primary care. … Older people are reluctant to recognise and name ‘depression…

… In conclusion, we have identified that depression in primary care is associated with a wider
range of multiple physical health problems than has previously been considered and that …

… (GP) recording of depression diagnoses and depressive symptoms. There are few data on
depression incidence in primary care and primary care recording of depression, in contrast to …