The Importance of “Being There”: a Qualitative Study of What Veterans with Depression Want in Social Support

Keyphrases

• Social Support 100%
• Being There 100%
• Major Depressive Disorder 40%
• Suicide 40%
• Primary Care Patients 40%
• Social Connectedness 40%
• Medical Center 20%
• Improved Outcomes 20%
• Patient Experience 20%
• Population Level 20%
• Patient Preference 20%
• Qualitative Interviews 20%
• Social Networks 20%
• Patients with Depression 20%
• Suicide Prevention 20%
• Major Components 20%
• Structured Interview 20%
• Impact on Patients 20%
• Interview Data 20%
• Interview Guide 20%
• Physical Proximity 20%
• Veterans Health Administration 20%
• Romantic Partners 20%
• Depression Care 20%
• Prevention Initiatives 20%
• Perceived Availability 20%
• Attitudinal Barriers 20%
• Emotional State 20%
• Communication Campaigns 20%
• Quotation 20%
• Patient-generated 20%
• Codebook 20%
• Patient Views 20%

Psychology

• Social Support 100%
• Qualitative Study 100%
• Major Depression 66%
• Social Connectedness 66%
• Thematic Analysis 33%
• Semistructured Interview 33%
• Patient with Depression 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Social Support 100%
• Primary Health Care 66%
• Major Depressive Episode 66%
• Awareness 33%
• Patient Experience 33%
• Patient with Depression 33%
• Veterans Health 33%
• Social Network 33%