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cardiac complications” (p.1) . providing home care services, offering continuing educational input and providing follow up care at home. Further studies required to reveal other effects of home-based cardiac rehabilitation such as return to work, further complications and other outcomes are recommended. Case Management Aragones et al. (2012). Spain. RCT (n=338). “To assess the effectiveness of a multi-component programme to improve the management of depression in primary care” (P. 297) 1. NR. 2. The intervention consists of a multi-component programme based on he chronic care model adapted to primary care. 3. Components are of a training based organizational clinical and health related educational nature. Nurses act as case managers. Care guided by NICE 2008. Carefully scheduled contact with doctors and nurses. Primary Care psychiatry 4. Adults 18 + Years. 5. Major depression . 6. Primary Health Care Service. 7. General Trained Primary Care Nurses. 8.The severity of depression (mean Patient Health Questionnaire -9 score) was 1.76 points lower in the intervention group [7.15 vs. 8.78, 95% CI=-3.53 to 0.02, p=0.053]. The treatment response rate was 15.4% higher in the intervention group than in the controls [66.9% vs 51.5%, odds ratio 1.8, 95% CI=1.2 to 3.1, p=0.011], and the remission rate was 13.4 per cent higher [48.8% vs 35.4%, odds ratio 1.8, 95% CI=1.1 to 2.9, p=0.026]. 10. Resource neutral. 11. NR. 12. NR. 13. The programme for managing depression in primary care was designed so that – if effective – it could be applied in habitual care and is straightforward to implement. 14. NR.
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