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This cross-sectional study assessed depression prevalence and quality of life among 30 hemodialysis patients using the Becks Depression Inventory and WHOQOL BREF. 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The aim of this study prevalence of depression and quality of life in patients on hemodialysis. A cross sectional study was conducted in the hemodialysis unit and a total of 30 patients were interviewed and the Becks Depression Inventory questionnaire as well the WHOQOL BREF scale were administered. Of the 30 participants 76% were male and 24 % were females, of which 53% were not working, 24% were housewives, 17% were semiskilled and 6% were retired. 56% of patients were diagnosed with moderate depression and 16% with severe depression using BDI with total prevalence of depression to be 90%, guilt was the most common finding among the participants. The Association between occupational status and prevalence of depression was found to be very significant p\u003C0.001, similarly there was very significant association between working status and quality of life , p = 0.0048 as well as education and quality of life p=0.0369 . The quality of life was seen to affected the most in psychological domain. We conclude that depression is highly prevalent in patients on hemodialysis. It is also higly affected by the occupational and educational status of the patient and the quality of life is mainly affected in psychological domain.  \nKeywords: Nephrotic syndrome (NS); Swelling; Infections; Clinical types of NS; Glomerulonephritis; and Hepatitis.  \nINTRODUCTION  \nEnd-stage renal disease (ESRD) is difficult to treat. It is a disease with profound effects on the life of the patient, with serious physiological, psychological and socioeconomic effects on individuals, families and communities [Son, [Y.J.](Y.J. et)[ et](Y.J. et)[ ](Y.J. et)[al](al.)[.](al.), 2009] . Hemodialysis is a life support treatment for patients with ESRD. This treatment has allowed patient from all over the world to survive on dialysis with Chronic Disease [Son, [Y.J.](Y.J. et)[ et](Y.J. et) al., 2009]  \nGoing to dialysis multiple times a week can cause changes in various spheres of their lives:Personal, social, and professional spheres (need to modify lifestyle practices, reliance on HD process and medical staff, loss of employment and social standing, diminished financial situation, dietary regimen, sexual dysfunction, issues with access to dialysis, concern surrounding mortality) .[Čengič, B. et al., 2010]  \nDepression is often unrecognised and undertreated in patients with chronic medical conditions often leading to negative [results. it](results. it) is particularly unlikely to be detected in patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) because the symptoms of depression overlap those of uremia[Son, Y.J. et al., 2009] . Although daily HD might be more efficient at controlling uremia, the everyday impacts of dialysis and increased stress from the treatment can make the depression more severe [Čengič, B. et al., 2010] .  \nApart from depression the quality of life of patient on hemodialysis is also compromised due to the Long-term dialysis therapy which results in a loss of freedom, dependence on caregivers, disruption of marital, family, and social life, and reduced or loss of financial income which causes the physical, psychological, socioeconomic, and environmental aspects of life are negatively affected[4] .  \nAIM  \nTo study prevalence of depression in patients on hemodialysis.  \nOBJECTIVES  \nTo study association betwe","cbCaillfa59C9KZi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaillfa59C9KZi","pdf",711614,"English","# Abstract\n# Keywords\n# Introduction\n# Aim\n# Objectives\n# Methodology\n## Study Design and Setting\n## Study Population and Duration\n## Sample Size and Statistical Analysis\n## Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria\n## Measurement Methods and Data Collection Tools","[{\"question\":\"What was the objective of the study?\",\"answer\":\"The study aimed to assess the prevalence of depression in patients on hemodialysis and to examine the association between occupational status and depression incidence.\"},{\"question\":\"How was depression and quality of life measured?\",\"answer\":\"Depression was measured using the Becks Depression Inventory, and quality of life was assessed using the WHOQOL BREF scale.\"},{\"question\":\"What were the key findings about depression prevalence?\",\"answer\":\"Depression prevalence was 90% among participants, with moderate depression being most common, and guilt reported as the most frequent finding.\"}]","Sarcouncil Journal of Medical Series - Volume 2 - Issue 5 - Depression and Quality of Life in Hemodialysis Patients | PDF",1792703346]