The Impact of ADL Disability on Depression Symptoms in a Community of Beijing Elderly, China
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Objectives : The purpose of this study was to test the hypothesis that ADL disability affects the risk of onset of depressive symptoms and the role of possible confounding variables in this relation. Methods : The data was obtained from the Beijing Longitudinal Study of Aging, a community-based cohort study of 3, 257 elderly, aged 55 through 99 years, who were assessed four times at an 8-year interval. ADL disability and depressive symptoms were assessed by self-reported measures. Results : Compared with non-disabled persons, the disabled persons were associated with an increased risk of onset depression (RR=7.28 for urban, R=2.22 for non-urban). Although an adjustment for possible confounders reduced the risk for depression association with the disability, the detrimental effect of disability remained significantly present. This excess risk is partly explained by the lower satisfation with economy and poor perceived health status of the disabled elderly. Conclusions : Disability among elderly may significantly increase the risk for depressive symptoms.
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著者
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FUTATSUKA MAKOTO
Department of Public Health, Kumamoto University School of Medicine
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JIANG Jingmei
Department of Public Health, Kumamoto University, School of Medicine
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TANG Zhe
Beijing Geriatric Clinical and Research Center
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Jiang Jingmei
Department Of Epidemiology And Medical Statistics Institute Of Basic Medical Sciences Chinese Academ
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Futatsuka M
Kyushu University Of Nursing And Social Welfare
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Futatsuka Makoto
Department Of Public Health School Of Medicine Kumamoto University
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Futatsuka Makoto
Department Of Public Health Graduate School Of Medical Sciences Kumamoto University
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