Comparing the accuracy of brief versus long depression screening instruments which have been validated in low and middle income countries: a systematic review — Dickens Akena (2012) | RDL Network
Comparing the accuracy of brief versus long depression screening instruments which have been validated in low and middle income countries: a systematic review
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Dickens Akena
JJ
John A. Joska
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Ekwaro A. Obuku
Abstract
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Brief depression screening instruments in both general and HIV-PHC are as accurate as the long ones. Brief scales may have an edge over the longer instruments since they can be administered in a much shorter time. However, because the ultra brief scales do not include the whole spectrum of depression symptoms including suicide, their use should be followed by a detailed diagnostic interview.
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