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Frequency and network analysis of depressive symptoms in patients with cancer compared to the general population
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2019
unpublished
The use of sum scores of depressive symptoms has been increasingly criticized and may be particularly problematic in oncological settings. Frameworks analyzing individual symptoms and their interrelationships such as network analysis represent an emerging alternative. Methods: We assessed frequencies and interrelationships of 9 DSM-5 symptom criteria of major depression reported in the PHQ-9 questionnaire by 4,020 patients with cancer and 4,020 controls from the general population. We estimated
doi:10.31234/osf.io/8r569
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