The predictors of depression in a longitudinal cohort of community dwelling rural adults in Australia
The predictors of depression in a longitudinal cohort of community dwelling rural adults in Australia Journal Article
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology
- Author(s): Handley, Tonelle E., Rich, Jane, Lewin, Terry J., Kelly, Brian J.
- Published: 2018
- ISBN: 1433-9285
Abstract: Many major studies of depression in Australia are under-representative of rural and remote residents, limiting the generalizability of their findings. This study explores the contributions of a range of individual, social, and community factors to the trajectory of depressive symptoms among a cohort of rural and remote residents.
- Urls: https://doi.org/10.1007/s00127-018-1591-1
- Keywords: Rural, Depression, Social support, Employment, Financial stress
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Handley, Tonelle E., Rich, Jane, Lewin, Terry J., Kelly, Brian J.,
2018,
The predictors of depression in a longitudinal cohort of community dwelling rural adults in Australia,
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