IDENTIFYING THE BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL CORRELATES OF DEPRESSION IN PRIMARY CARE: TREATMENT IMPLICATIONS

Patient reported self-help strategies and the perceived benefits for managing sub-threshold depressive symptoms: A nested qualitative study of Australian primary care attendees

Anna Kathryn Taylor, Victoria J Palmer, Sandra Davidson, Susan Fletcher, Jane Gunn

2021-11-12

BACKGROUND: Subthreshold depression is common in primary care, but there is little information about the self-help strategies that..

Psychological distress and unmet mental health needs among urban taxi drivers: A cross-sectional survey

Sandra Davidson, Greg Wadley, Nicola Reavley, Jane Gunn, Susan Fletcher

2018-05-01

OBJECTIVES: The taxi industry relies on a male-dominated, predominately immigrant workforce who face multiple risk factors for poo..

Impact of functional and structural social relationships on two year depression outcomes: A multivariate analysis

Sandra K Davidson, Christopher F Dowrick, Jane M Gunn

2016-03-15

BACKGROUND: High rates of persistent depression highlight the need to identify the risk factors associated with poor depression ou..

Mental health interventions and future major depression among primary care patients with subthreshold depression

Sandra K Davidson, Meredith G Harris, Christopher F Dowrick, Caroline A Wachtler, Jane Pirkis, Jane M Gunn

2015-05-15

BACKGROUND: Subthreshold depression is prevalent in primary care and is associated with poorer quality of life, higher health care..

Fostering early and mid-career research in affective disorders

Tamsyn E Van Rheenen, Sandra K Davidson, Francesco Giorlando, Emma Gliddon, Olivia M Dean

2015-04-01

Factors associated with smoking and smoking cessation among primary care patients with depression: a naturalistic cohort study

Gail Gilchrist, Sandra Davidson, Aves Middleton, Helen Herrman, Kelsey Hegarty, Jane Gunn

2015-01-01

Purpose – People with a history of depression are more likely to smoke and less likely to achieve abstinence from smoking long ter..