Practice nurse involvement in primary care depression management: An observational cost-effectiveness analysis

Keyphrases

• Practice nurses 100%
• Nurse Involvement 100%
• Cost-effectiveness Analysis 100%
• Primary Care 100%
• Depression Management 100%
• Depressive-like Behavior 66%
• Classification Framework 50%
• Diabetes Management 33%
• Obesity Management 33%
• Collaborative Care 33%
• Models of Care 33%
• Level of Practice 33%
• Day Services 33%
• General Practice 16%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 16%
• Health Practices 16%
• Regression Analysis 16%
• Potential Confounders 16%
• Confidence Interval 16%
• Primary Care Services 16%
• Improvement Project 16%
• Service Improvement 16%
• Depressed Patients 16%
• No Significant Difference 16%
• Level Model 16%
• Routinely Collected Data 16%
• Medical Records 16%
• Medication Prescription 16%
• Propensity Weighting 16%
• Health Service Usage 16%
• Health Service Costs 16%
• Suicide Attempt 16%
• Health Care Costs 16%
• Patient-level 16%
• Consultation Time 16%
• Weight Analysis 16%
• Hospitalization 16%
• Propensity Score 16%
• High-level Model 16%
• Usage Cost 16%
• Antidepressants 16%
• Proxy Measures 16%
• Selective Environment 16%
• Depression Assessment 16%
• Cost-effectiveness 16%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Primary Medical Care 100%
• Cost Effectiveness Analysis 100%
• Depression 100%
• Health Service 50%
• Drug Therapy 50%
• Collaborative Care 50%
• Model of Care 50%
• General Practice 25%
• Patient Referral 25%
• Symptom 25%
• Confidence Interval 25%
• Medical Record 25%
• Antidepressant 25%
• Propensity Score 25%
• Case Manager 25%
• Depression Assessment 25%
• Obesity Management 25%