Table 1 Distribution of studies on depression in people living with HIV included in qualitative and quantitative analysis based on year, study design, sample size, instrument, country, response rate, study population and prevalence
Author (year) (reference number) | Study design(setting) | Sample size | Tool | Response rate | Country | Sampling | Study population | Outcome (magnitude of depression) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Psaros C. et. al. (2014) [37] | Cross sectional study (institution based) | 453 | HSC-D | Not reported | Uganda | Used Cohort population sample | adults | 38%(n=172) |
Shumba C,et. al. (2013) [11] | Cross sectional study (Community based study) | 732 | Self report | Not reported | Uganda | Random sampling (specific technique not reported) | Adults on HAART | 59%(n=429) |
Kinyanda E. et. al. (2017) [5] | Cross sectional study (institution based study) | 899 | DSM | Not reported | Uganda | Not reported | adults | 14%(n=126) |
Yeneabat T.et. al. (2017) [9] | Cross sectional study (institution) | 390 | CES-D | Not reported | Ethiopia | Not reported | adults | 76.7%(n=299) |
Kinyanda E. et. al. (2011) [38] | Cross sectional study (institution) | 618 | DSM-IV | Not reported | Uganda | Not reported | adults | 8.1%(n=50) |
Nakasujja N. et. al. (2010) [39] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 102 | CES-D | Cohort survey | Uganda | Not reported | Adults | 53.9%(n=55) |
Akena D. et. al. (2012) [26] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 368 | PHQ-9 | Not reported | Uganda | Simple random sampling | Adults | 17.4%(n=64) |
Hatcher AM. et. al. (2012) [7] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 270 | HSC-D | Not reported | Uganda | Used Cohort population sample | Adults | 23.7%(n=64) |
Cohen MH.et. al. (2009) [14] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 658 | CES-D | Not reported | Rwanda | Used Cohort population sample | Adults | 81%(n=533) |
Musisi S. et. al. (2014) [8] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 386 | PHQ-9 | Not reported | Uganda | Used cohort population sample | Adults | 30%(n=116) |
Tesfaw G.et. al. (2016) [2] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 417 | HADS | 100% | Ethiopia | Systematic random sampling | Adults | 41.2%(n=172) |
Elbadawi A.et. al. (2017) [40] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 362 | HADS | Not reported | Sudan | Systematic random sampling | Adults | 61.3%(n=222) |
Eshetu DA. et. al. (2014) [17] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 416 | PHQ-9 | Not reported | Ethiopia | Systematic random sampling | Adults | 38.94%(n=162) |
Berhe H. et. al. (2013) [3] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 269 | HAM-D | Not reported | Ethiopia | Not reported | adults | 43.9%(n=118) |
Mohammed M. et. al. (2015) [15] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 740 | PHQ-9 | 97% | Ethiopia | Systematic random sampling | Adults | 45.8%(n=339) |
MB.ChB.PW (2011) [18] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 400 | BDI | Not reported | Kenya | Systematic random sampling | Â | 47.25%(n=189) |
Marwick KF. et. al. (2010) [15] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 220 | ICD-10 | 97% | Tanzania | Convenience sampling | Adults | 2.7%(n=6) |
Kahazura FM. et. al. (2006) [20] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 1017 | CES-D | Not reported | Uganda | Used Cohort population sample | Adults | 47%(n=476) |
Mpungu EN.et. al, 2011 [10] | Cross sectional study (institution setting) | 500 | DSM (MINI) | Not reported | Ugnada | Not clearly indicated | adults | 46.4%(232) |