The micropolitics of teacher work involvement: effective principals' impacts on teachers
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Positive views of primary care patients 75 years of age or older towards depression as well as views that might hinder optimal treatments are identified as exemplary implications for an improved management of depression.
Abstract
This study identified positive views of primary care patients 75 years of age or older towards depression as well as views that might hinder optimal treatments. Exemplary implications for an improved management of depression are: educating older adults about depression via age-specific information and having professionals encourage patients in believing that depression is a recognised disorder.