Course of depression, mental health service utilization and treatment preferences in women receiving chemotherapy for breast cancer.

Abstract:

OBJECTIVE:This prospective study aimed to estimate the prevalence and course of depression during chemotherapy in women with Stage I-III breast cancer, identify potential risk factors for depression and determine which treatments for depression were being used and which were most preferred. METHOD:Thirty-two women were followed over consecutive chemotherapy infusions, with 289 assessments conducted altogether (mean, 9.0 assessments/subject). Current depression, anxiety, physical symptoms and mental health service use were recorded during each assessment. A linear mixed effects model was used to identify factors associated with depression. Patients also ranked depression treatment preferences. We referred patients with more severe depression for treatment. RESULTS:Clinically significant depression was identified in 37.5% of patients. Depression severity tended to peak at 12-14 weeks and 32 or more weeks of chemotherapy. Depression severity was associated with anxiety severity, physical symptom burden, non-White race, receiving one's first chemotherapy regimen, Adriamycin-Cytoxan chemotherapy and chemotherapy duration. Most (65.5%) patients preferred evidence-based treatments for depression, and 66.7% of depressed patients were using such treatments. CONCLUSIONS:Depression is common in women receiving chemotherapy for breast cancer. Most patients prefer evidence-based depression treatments. We recommend regular screening for depression during chemotherapy to ensure adequate detection and patient-centered treatment.

journal_name

Gen Hosp Psychiatry

authors

Reece JC,Chan YF,Herbert J,Gralow J,Fann JR

doi

10.1016/j.genhosppsych.2013.03.017

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2013-07-01 00:00:00

pages

376-81

issue

4

eissn

0163-8343

issn

1873-7714

pii

S0163-8343(13)00098-4

journal_volume

35

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