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Nevertheless, these results highlight the PHQ-2’s limited effectiveness in prescreening for depressive symptoms in the various cultures and demographics analyzed in this study.
The superior AUC performance of the phq2&4, albeit only slightly in some data sets, suggests that the low-energy item merits inclusion in ultrabrief questionnaires for the prescreening of depressive symptomatology. In terms of AUC, the phq2&8 did not generalize as well.
JMIR Ment Health 2023;10:e48444
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Whereas existing evaluation scores are often complex and difficult to deploy, health care institutions and the prescribers of these e Health solutions need a simple, quick prescreening tool. However, there is no consensus on the benchmark for evaluating them in the context of clinical activity.
These prescreening tools must be based on good clinical practice guides and recommendations.
J Med Internet Res 2022;24(7):e39590
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