VIDEO: Treating depression in primary care requires personalized approach

SAN DIEGO — Internal medicine physicians have an important part to play in major depression treatment, according to a presenter at the ACP Internal Medicine Meeting.
“Depression affects nearly 20% of adults. It’s a very important problem and internal medicine physicians have a big role to play — a very important role to play,” Douglas K. Owens, MD, MS, FACP, a professor of health policy and chair of the department of health policy at the Stanford University School of Medicine, said.
Owens discussed recent ACP guidance on depression, which recommends cognitive

SAN DIEGO — Internal medicine physicians have an important part to play in major depression treatment, according to a presenter at the ACP Internal Medicine Meeting.
“Depression affects nearly 20% of adults. It’s a very important problem and internal medicine physicians have a big role to play — a very important role to play,” Douglas K. Owens, MD, MS, FACP, a professor of health policy and chair of the department of health policy at the Stanford University School of Medicine, said.
Owens discussed recent ACP guidance on depression, which recommends cognitive