Table 2.

Univariate Analysis of Patient Characteristics Predicting Remission

Patient characteristic	OR	95% CI	P-value
Female sex	1.52	0.78–2.97	0.22
White race	0.79	0.37–1.69	0.54
Age	0.99	0.94–1.03	0.52
Years education	1.01	0.90–1.14	0.87
MMSE	1.06	0.82–1.37	0.64
Memory	1.25	0.81–1.94	0.32
Language	1.03	0.75–1.40	0.87
Attention	0.98	0.70–1.37	0.91
Executive functioning	0.98	0.67–1.42	0.90
Visuospatial functioning	0.94	0.64–1.40	0.78
GDS	0.96	0.90–1.01	0.12
HAM-D	0.90	0.80–1.01	0.08
AES	1.02	0.99–1.06	0.18
Late life onset (≥50)	0.65	0.33–1.26	0.20
More than 2 episodes	1.20	0.62–2.32	0.59
CD-RISC	1.04	1.00–1.07	0.05
Cerebrovascular risk	0.96	0.90–1.02	0.21
CIRS	0.94	0.86–1.03	0.18

Note. For continuous variables, odds ratios were calculated with regard to a one unit increase in the total measure score. OR = Odds ratio; CI = Confidence interval. MMSE = Mini-Mental State Exam; GDS = Geriatric Depression Scale; HAM-D = Hamilton Depression Rating Scale; HAM-A = Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale; AES = Apathy Evaluation Scale; CD-RISC = Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale; CIRS = Cumulative Illness Rating Scale for Geriatrics. “Onset” refers to onset of Major Depressive Disorder