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Intervention : Reduction of depression levels among the population of depressed adolescents

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Evidence Synthesis Study 1 Depressed Adolescents treated with exercise: study rational and design for a pilot study, (Hughes et al 2009) Databse NCBI Study 2 Exercise for Adolescents with Depressive Disorders: A Feasibility Study, (Dopp et al 2012) Database : Pubmed Study 3 Exercise in the Prevention and Treatment of Adolescent Depression: A Promising but Little Researched Intervention, (Dunn & eintraub, 2008)Database: Ebscohost Study 4 Physical Activity for

Intervention : Reduction of depression levels among the population of depressed adolescents

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A)PICOT QuestionPopulation : Target population is adolescents who are undergoing severe depression levels Intervention : Normal exercise levels Comparison : Absence of exercises activitiesOutcome: Reduction of depression levels among the population of depressed adolescence. Time: any time frame with respect to levels of depression and the intervention being applied in a period of six monthsComparison groupsComparison groups are of relevancy in these studies. This was evident due to the fact there was no experimental studies being done on the subjects in all the four studies reviewed. In this case comparison group were not focused much in the treatment approaches. Time inclusion Time factor was significant in two studies while in other studies it was of no significant. Time was significant in the study by Dopp et al 2012 as it was assessing an intervention of program. Further in the study by Joffe et al 2017, time was significant however no expounded clearly. Time is relevant for assessing the level of evidence proposed by the study.B)Evidence synthesis Study 1Depressed Adolescents treated with exercise: study rational and design for a pilot study, (Hughes et al 2009) Databse NCBIStudy 2Exercise for Adolescents with Depressive Disorders: A Feasibility Study, (Dopp et al 2012)Database : PubmedStudy 3Exercise in the Prevention and Treatment of Adolescent Depression: A Promising but Little Researched Intervention, (Dunn & eintraub, 2008)Database: EbscohostStudy 4Physical Activity for Treatment of Adolescent and Young Adult Depression, (Joffe et al 2017)Database ; Journal watchStudy 5Clinician perspectives and practices regarding the use of exercise inthe treatment of adolescent depression, (Radovic, Melvin & Gordon, 2017).Database : PubmedSynthesis Population Intervention for depressed The study assessed Adolescents Meta-analysis It involved a total of Small sample size thus2
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youth 13 adolescent havingdepression and having low aerobic levels with depressive disordersinvolving 771 young patients withdepression (ages, 16–26 years).125 mental health clinicians managing adolescent depressioninefficient to initiate cause and effect, however in some studies the sample sizewas largeIntervention Assessed using standardized aerobic exercise to treat depressed adolescents Assessed participantsfor 12 weeks under supervised and non supervised attentions depressions at 15 and21 sessions respectively Review analysisof randomized trials doneSupervised group exercise of moderate to vigorous intensity at least twice weekly for 8 weeks.Health survey on incorporation of exercise in mental health treatment.Appropriate intervention observed in all studiesComparison Presence of control intervention groupNo comparison group-No comparison groupNo comparison groupThere were no comparison groups in all the studiesOutcomeThe study found out that therewas no clinical controlled study of clinical based interventions on exercise on depressed adolescents Secondary outcomes showed that there was increase in exercise levels and reduction in depression severity of participants who were overweight after 12 weeks healthy weight participants had doubled.The results showed that exercise was concerned with efficacy of mono therapy and combined treatment options for adolescent depressive disorders.Large effect size was found for exercise verses control conditions.Effect size did not differ by type of control group, patient age (<18 vs.≥18 years), diagnostic status, severity of depression, type of sampleLarge portion of clinicians prescribing exercise activity "always" (24.3%) or "most of the time" (43.4%).Clinicians further showed good attitude towards exercise and treatment of adolescent depression levelsOutcomes were evident in all the analyzed studiesTime 12 weeks of exercise12 weeks of exerciseTwice weekly for 8weeks.No time frame for survey studyNo specific time lines for the studies and showed varied rates3
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