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. 2009 Dec 23;33(3):485–489. doi: 10.2337/dc09-1466

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Positive predictive value of poor depression treatment outcome (nonremission [■] or nonimprovement []) by cumulative number of the three features most often found to be significant in the regression analyses (presence of any diabetes complications, younger age [<50 years], and higher iBDI score [>23]). Patients without any of these features had a 23% chance of not remitting and an 8% chance of not improving. Presence of all three features had a positive predictive value of 68% for nonremission and 17% for nonimprovement.

Inline graphic — Positive predictive value of poor depression treatment outcome (nonremission [■] or nonimprovement []) by cumulative number of the three features most often found to be significant in the regression analyses (presence of any diabetes complications, younger age [<50 years], and higher iBDI score [>23]). Patients without any of these features had a 23% chance of not remitting and an 8% chance of not improving. Presence of all three features had a positive predictive value of 68% for nonremission and 17% for nonimprovement.