Why the study?
Do nonpharmacological treatments improve depressive symptoms in patients with post-stroke depression?
Population
Patients with post-stroke depression (21 studies synthesized)
Design
Review
Key result
Nonpharmacological treatments, including ecosystem-focused therapy, life review therapy, and exercise, demonstrated improvement in depressive symptoms in patients with post-stroke depression.
Authors
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Supports integrating behavioral and physical interventions as adjunctive care for post-stroke depression; leaves.
Do nonpharmacological treatments improve depressive symptoms in patients with post-stroke depression?
Various nonpharmacological treatments, such as exercise, music therapy, and problem-solving therapy, show efficacy in improving depressive symptoms in patients with post-stroke depression.
Hadidi et al. (2017) conducted a review in Post-stroke depression. Nonpharmacological treatments was evaluated on Improvement in depressive symptoms. Nonpharmacological treatments, including ecosystem-focused therapy, life review therapy, and exercise, demonstrated improvement in depressive symptoms in patients with post-stroke depression.