Observational study identifies depression as a key factor in multimorbidity trajectories, highlighting primary and secondary prevention needs.
Multimorbidity trajectories were more complex in the non-multimorbidity population. Both CESD and FS were identified as important determinants of poor multimorbidity trajectories, underscoring the need for stratified interventions. For the non-multimorbidity population, primary prevention should integrate CESD/FS monitoring into primary care for early risk detection. For the multimorbidity population, secondary prevention requires integrated care models that concurrently manage depression and functional decline to curb progression.
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