Intro to Clinical Medicine I: Depression
Introduction
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Overview
Statistics
Role of the PCP
Impact of Depression
Risk Factors
Defining Depression
Major Depressive Episode
A Sad Face(s)
Differential Diagnoses
Depression Overlooked
Somatic Symptoms
Typical Complaints
When to Screen
Patient Observation
Appearance & Behavior
Screening Tools
Brief Screens (Video Activity)
Survey
Overview

Depression is one of the most common diseases seen by primary care physicians.

It is widespread in the general population, especially in primary care settings.

It often remains undiagnosed or misdiagnosed.

The skills required to screen, diagnose and manage depression are essential!

 
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