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Research on Coronary Heart Disease and Depression in Primary Care Patients

The UPBEAT study investigates the complex relationship between coronary heart disease (CHD) and depression in primary care patients. Over five years, funded by an NIHR Programme Grant, the research includes a cohort of 802 participants, focusing on demographic data and the development of a parsimonious multivariate logistic regression model to analyze associations between participant characteristics and clinical diagnosis of depression, assessed using the CIS-R tool. The findings aim to enhance understanding and treatment strategies for patients experiencing both conditions.

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Research on Coronary Heart Disease and Depression in Primary Care Patients

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  1. Up-Beat UK A programme of research into the relationship between coronary heart disease and depression in primary care patients. André Tylee, Mark Ashworth, Elizabeth Barley, June Brown, John Chambers, Anne Farmer, Zoe Fortune, Mark Haddad, Sally Hampshire, Rebecca Lawton, Anthony MannAnita Mehay,,Paul McCrone, Joe Mirza, Joanna Murray, Morven Leese, Carmine M Pariante, Diana Rose, Gill Rowlands, Hannah Sims, Alison Smith, John Weinman and Paul Walters, Funded by: NIHR 5-year Programme Grant, NIHR Research Methods Fellowship

  2. UPBEAT Cohort Demographics

  3. Parsimonious multivariate logistic regression model for associations between participant characteristics and a CIS-R diagnosis of depression (n=802).

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