In 65-year-old and above patients without cognitive impairment and with depressive disorder (P), does the use of the Teate Depression Inventory (I) compared to the General Behavior Inventory (C) effective in measuring the level of depression (O) in 60-day monitoring time (T)?

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In 65-year-old and above patients without cognitive impairment and with depressive disorder (P), does the use of the Teate Depression Inventory (I) compared to the General Behavior Inventory (C) effective in measuring the level of depression (O) in 60-day monitoring time (T)?