ReviewClinical psychology review2008
Integrating co-morbid depression and chronic physical disease management: identifying and resolving failures in self-regulation.
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47 citing papers in PubMed, 1 synthesis or guideline pooled it, 124 citations in OpenAlex.
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Abstract
Research suggests that treatments for depression among individuals with chronic physical disease do not improve disease outcomes significantly, and chronic disease management programs do not necessarily improve mood. For individuals experiencing co-morbid depression and chronic physical disease, demands on the self-regulation system are compounded, leading to a rapid depletion of self-regulatory resources. Because disease and depression management are not integrated, patients lack the understanding needed to prioritize self-regulatory goals in a way that makes disease and depression management synergistic. A framework in which the management of co-morbidity is considered alongside the management of either condition alone offers benefits to researchers and practitioners and may help improve clinical outcomes.
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