Mathieu Urbach, Eric Brunet-Gouet, Nadine Bazin, Marie-Christine Hardy-Baylé, Christine Passerieux
Correlations of theory of mind deficits with clinical patterns and quality of life in schizophrenia
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prevalence diabetes mellitus recently increased taiwan depression common among patients moreover lack health literacy may lead depression study explored correlation health literacy depression diabetic women crosssectional study 152 women type 2 diabetes mellitus recruited outpatient clinic regional teaching hospital taiwan data collected medical records selfreported structured questionnaire included items basic attributes selfrated health status center epidemiologic studies depression scale cesd chinese health literacy scale diabetes chlsd results analyzed using descriptive statistical analyses bivariate correlation tests linear regression analyses one hundred thirtyfive valid questionnaires obtained approximately 20 participants higher tendency toward depression per cesd score chlsd results showed 1333 poor health literacy negative correlation health literacy depressive tendencies adjusting selfrated health status economic satisfaction status employment status education level using multivariate linear regression analyses 1point rise chlsd score cesd score decreased 017 points z205 p0042 negative correlation identified health literacy depression selfrated health status economic satisfaction employment status higher education level factors also affect depressive tendency among diabetic women