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Gartlehner G, Hansen RA, Thieda P, et al. Comparative Effectiveness of Second-Generation Antidepressants in the Pharmacologic Treatment of Adult Depression [Internet]. Rockville (MD): Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (US); 2007 Jan. (Comparative Effectiveness Reviews, No. 7.)

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Appendix DEvidence Tables

Evidence Table 1. KQ1: Efficacy or effectiveness of antidepressants for treating depressive symptoms

Evidence Table 2. KQ2: Efficacy or effectiveness of antidepressants for treating remission, nonresponse, or relapse

Evidence Table 3. KQ3: Efficacy or effectiveness of antidepressants for treating depression and its accompanying symptoms

Evidence Table 4. KQ4: Safety, adverse events or adherence of antidepressants

Evidence Table 5. KQ4: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses on safety, adverse events, or adherence

Evidence Table 6. KQ5: Efficacy, effectiveness, or harms of antidepressants in subpopulations

Evidence Table 7. KQ5: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses on antidepressants in subpopulations

MMA Abbreviations for Evidence Tables

A/SAktieselskap (Company type in Denmark)
ADantidepressant
AEadverse event
AIDSacquired immune deficiency syndrome
AMTawake and moving time
ARVantiretroviral
ATVIaortic time velocity interval
BDIBeck Depression Inventory
BMIbody mass index
BPblood pressure
BQOLBattelle Quality of Life Measure
BSIBrief Symptom Inventory of Depression
BUP SRbupropion sustained release
BUPbupropion
CBTcognitive-behavioral therapy
CDCCenters for Disease Control and Prevention
CESDCenter for Epidemiologic Studies-Depression
CGIClinical Global Impressions
CGI-IClinical Global Impressions Improvement Scale
CGI-SClinical Global Impressions Severity Scale
CIconfidence interval
CITcitalopram
cmcentimeter
CRcontrolled release
Ddrug
DBPdiastolic blood pressure
DESSDiscontinuation-Emergent Signs and Symptoms checklist
dfdegrees of freedom
diffdifference(s)
DSMDiagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
DSM-IIIDiagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, version III
DSM-III-RDiagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, version III revised
DSM-IVDiagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, version IV
DSPdeliberate self-poisoning
DULduloxetine
ECGelectrocardiogram
ECTElectroconvulsive therapy
EEGelectroencephalogram
ESCescitalopram
FDAFood and Drug Administration
FLUOfluoxetine
FLUVfluvoxamine
FSQFunctional Status Questionnaire
GBSGottfrey-Brane-Steen
GDSGeriatric Depression Scale
GPgeneral physician
GPRDGeneral Practice Research Database
HAM-AHamilton Rating Scale for Anxiety
HAM-DHamilton Rating Scale for Depression
HIVHuman immunodeficiency virus
HSCL-DHopkins Depression Scale
HTNhypertension
ICD10International Classification of Diseases- 10th revision
IDSInventory for Depressive Symptomatology
IDS-CInventory for Depressive Symptomatology - Clinician Rated
IDS-SRInventory for Depressive Symptomatology - Self Rated
IMIimipramine
IRimmediate release
ITTintent to treat
KQkey question
LOCFlast-observation-carried-forward
LTFloss to follow-up
MADRSMontgomery Asberg Depression Rating Scale
MAFMultidimensional
MAOImonoamine oxidase inhibitor
m-CPPmeta-chlorophenylpiperazine
MDmedical doctor
MDDmajor depressive disorder
MImyocardial infarction
milmilnacipran
MINIMini International Neuropsychiatric Interview
MIRmirtazapine
mmHGmillimeters of mercury
MMSEMini Mental State Examination
momonth(s)
Nnumber
N/Anot applicable
NEFnefazodone
NIHNational Institute of Health
NIHMHealth Diagnostic Interview Schedule
NIMHNational Institute of Mental Health
NNTnumber needed to treat
NoVASCno other comorbid vascular illness
NRnot reported
NSnot sig
NVNaamloze Vennootschap (Dutch company type)
ORodds ratio
P P-value
PARparoxetine
PCPprimary care physician
PGIPatient Global Impression
PGISPatient Global Improvement Scale
Phys-SFRphysicians rating of sexual functioning
PSDpoststroke depression
pxprescription
QLDSQuality of Life in Depression Scale
Q-LES-QQuality of Life Enjoyment and Satisfaction Questionnaire
QLSQQ-LES-Q
QOLquality of life
QRStime of ventricular contraction
QTcFFridericia-corrected time of ventricular contraction
RCTrandomized controlled trial
RDRisk difference
RNZCGPRoyal New Zealand College of General Practitioners
RRrelative risk
RRRrelative risk ratio
SCIDStructured Clinical Interview for DSM-III Revised
SDsexual dysfunction
SDSSelf rating Depression Scale
SDSSheehan Disability Scale
SERsertraline
SF-36Medical Outcomes Study Health Survey - Short Form 36
Sigsignificant/significantly
SIPSickness Impact Profile
SSRIselective serotonin reuptake inhibitor
TCAtricyclic antidepressant
TMT-ATrail Making Test - Part A
TMT-BTrail Making Test - Part B
TRATrazodone
UKUnited Kingdom
UKUUtvalg for Kliniske Undersogelse (Side Effect Scale)
USUnited States
USAUnited States of America
UTUtah
VASvisual analog scale
VASCpatients with a history of cardiovascular illness (excluding hypertension)
VEN ERvenlafaxine extended release
VEN XRvenlafaxine extended release
VENvenlafaxine
VFverbal fluency test
vs.versus
WHOWorld Health Organization
wkweek(s)
WMSWechsler Memory Scale
yryear(s)

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