Thesis Defense [06102010]
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This study examines the mental health status, use of mental health services, and prescription of psychotherapeutic medications among US cancer survivors, their spouses, and the general population using national surveys. It finds that cancer survivors and their spouses have lower mental health status and higher rates of depression than the general population. They are also more likely to use psychotherapeutic medications. The study aims to describe and compare these factors between the oncology population and general public, and identify predictors of mental health outcomes within the oncology group.
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- 1. Mental health status, and the use of mental health services and psychotherapeutic medicines among U.S. cancer survivors and their spouses A Dissertation in Health Policy and Administration And Demography by Rajeshwari S. Punekar
- 12. Data 1999-2005 NHIS Cancer cases- 1,957 Spouses- 826 2001-2006 MEPS-HC Cancer cases- 679 Spouses- 300 2001-2006 NHIS-MEPS link files
- 15. Descriptive Analysis Individuals a Cancer and non-cancer individuals, below ages of 65 years, are significantly different at p=0.05 level b Cancer and non-cancer individuals, 65 and older, are significantly different at p=0.05 level 12 15 10 17 Psychotherapeutic Medicines Use a,b 10 10 11 16 Mental Health Services Use a 7 9 5 10 Depression a % % % % 5 4 4 6 Non-Specific Psychological Distress (K6) Scores a 52 52 51 49 Mental Component Scores of SF-12 a Non-cancer Cancer Non-cancer Cancer 65 and older 25-64 Outcomes
- 16. Descriptive Analysis Spouses a Cancer and non-cancer individuals, below ages of 65 years, are significantly different at p=0.05 level b Cancer and non-cancer individuals, 65 and older, are significantly different at p=0.05 level 18 23 16 27 Psychotherapeutic Medicines Use a,b 7 10 9 12 Mental Health Services Use 6 10 4 7 Depression a,b % % % % 3 3 3 4 Non-Specific Psychological Distress (K6) Scores a 53 53 52 50 Mental Component Scores of SF-12 a Non-cancer Cancer Non-cancer Cancer 65 and older 25-64 Outcomes
- 18. Regression coefficients and Odds Ratios (OR) for the outcome of interests in full sample * Significant at p=0.05 level 1.31* 1.34* 1.23* 1.33* Psychotherapeutic medicines utilization (OR) 1.27 1.01 1.04 1.16 Mental health services utilization (OR) 1.88* 1.77* 1.42* 1.59* Depression (OR) 0.09 0.23* 0.15* 0.23* Psychological distress -0.31 -1.12* -0.42 -1.15* MCS-12 65 and older 25-64 65 and older 25-64 Spouses Individuals Outcomes
- 20. Odds Ratios (OR) for the outcomes of interests in the oncology sample * Significant at p=0.05 level