Meta-analysis of detection of depressed mood among Chinese nurses from 2009 to 2013

VernacularTitle:2009年至2013年中国护士抑郁情绪检出情况的Meta分析
Author: Lingyun LIU ; Xiaosong CUI
Publication Type:Journal Article
Keywords: Meta-analysis; Nurses; Depressed mood; Detection rate
From: Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2014;30(25):46-50
CountryChina
Language:Chinese
Abstract: Objective To evaluate the depressed mood status of nurses from 2009 to 2013 in China,and to provide evidence for launching psychological health education.Methods PubMed,VIP database,the CNKI database were searched to find the published literatures about the detection of depressed mood among nurses from January 2009 to December 2013.According to exclusion criteria the studies were screened,and the qualities of included studies were evaluated and Meta-analysis software was used for Meta-analysis.Results Totally 633 literatures were included.After screening a total of 583 literatures were excluded,after further study on the full text of literature,eventually 30 literatures were included,a total of 12 626 people,6 946 cases were detected with depressed mood.The Meta-analysis results showed that the total depressed mood detection rate was 42.5％.There was no significant difference among genders,working years,and educational background; but ages may play a role in occurrence of depression.Conclusions Depressed mood of Chinese nurses was significantly higher than the general population,and older nurses were suffered from more serious depression.