Carolina Fischer, Rainald Fischer, Anne-Marie Kirsten, Rolf Holle, Klaus Klütsch, Cosmina Stoleriu, Ralf Göres, Konrad Schultz, Kathrin Kahnert, Peter Alter, Dennis Nowak, Rudolf Jörres
[Development of two questionnaires for the assessment of knowledge and self-management in patients with chronic-obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)]
Pneumologie (Stuttgart, Germany)
depression common mental health disorder often starts adolescence potentially important future consequences including education employment training neet status took structured life course modeling approach examine depressive symptoms adolescence might associated later neet status using highquality longitudinal data resource considered four plausible life course models 1 early adolescent sensitive period model depressive symptoms early adolescence associated later neet status relative exposure stages 2 mid adolescent sensitive period model depressive symptoms transition compulsory education adult life might deleterious regarding neet status 3 late adolescent sensitive period model meaning depressive symptoms around time adults completed education started careers strongly associated neet status 4 accumulation risk model highlights importance chronicity symptoms analysis sample included participants full information neet status n 3951 results supported accumulation risk model showing odds neet increase 1015 95 ci 10121019 increase 1 unit depression age 11 24 years given adverse implications neet status results emphasize importance supporting mental health adolescence early adulthood well considering specific needs young people reoccurring depressed mood