Kanser Dışı Koşullardan Ölen Kişilerde Yaşamda Son Bir Yıldaki Klinik Depresyon-Gerçek Dünya Verileri.

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Background/objectivesPublished prevalences of depression are mainly based on measurements of depressive symptoms, whereas data on clinical depressions are lacking. Our aim was to map the prevalence of ICD-10 diagnoses of depression made by physicians in routine healthcare, during the last year of life in non-cancer conditions and to study associations with clinical variables.MethodsA registry study on all persons in ordinary accommodation, dying in 2015-2023 in non-cancer conditions.ResultsOf 62,228 persons dying from non-cancer conditions, 4391 (7.1%) were formally diagnosed with depression during the last year in life. Depression was significantly more common in women than in men, 8.0% vs. 6.3% (p 85 years old (5.7%) (p p p p = 0.007).ConclusionsThe highest frequencies were found in women, younger persons, and those living in affluent areas, but also in certain diagnoses such as Parkinson's disease and COPD. Clinical depression in the last year of life is associated with more emergency room visits and utilization of psychiatric services.

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