Depression patients want choice in treatment, study finds

A new review reveals that people with depression have diverse preferences about whether to use medication, therapy, or both—insights that could reshape how insurers, employers, and health systems design mental health benefits. Understanding these patient priorities may improve treatment outcomes and reduce costs by reducing dropouts.

Originaltitel: Values and Preferences of Patients With Depressive Disorders Regarding Pharmacologic and Nonpharmacologic Treatments A Rapid Review