Background The observation that some patients appear to respond better to antidepressants
for depression than others encourages the assumption that the effect of antidepressants …

Objective To estimate the 12‐week remission rate of patients with depressive disorders and
predictors of this in a naturalistic clinical setting in South Korea. Methods For people with …

INTRODUCTION: Current studies suggest that improvement of depressive symptoms after 2
weeks of treatment could predict the subsequent response. The aim of our study was to …

OBJECTIVES: Recurrent depression predicts risk for subsequent episodes, but it is unclear
how it relates to demographic features, course of illness, and clinical presentation …

Objective: In this secondary analysis of data from the Veterans Affairs Augmentation and
Switching Treatments for Improving Depression Outcomes (VAST-D) study, the authors …

Objective: This study followed remitted patients from a randomized controlled trial of adults
with major depressive disorder (MDD). The aims were to describe rates of recurrence and to …

Objective: The Predictors of Remission in Depression to Individual and Combined
Treatments [PReDICT] study aimed to identify clinical and biological factors predictive of …

Background: Although efficacy studies suggest equal potency among antidepressant
treatments, their effectiveness in clinical practice appears more variable, particularly in that …

Objective To develop clinically meaningful improvement thresholds in both the 17-item and
the 6-item Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HRSD) total scores in depressed …

Background Pretreatment characteristics of patients, symptom and function could be
associated with antidepressant treatment outcome, but its predictive ability is not adequate …