Latent Class Analysis in Depression, Including Clinical and Functional Variables: Evidence of a Complex Depressive Subtype in Primary Care in Chile

Table 1

Sociodemographic, clinical, and psychosocial characteristics in 297 Chilean PHC patients.

Sociodemographic characteristics
Sex		%
Women	260	87,5
Scholarship		%
Less than high school	118	39.7
High school/partial high school	123	41.4
College/partial college	56	18.9
Other features		%
Lives with partner	135	45.4
Lives alone	36	12.2
Employed with income	39	13.2
	Mean	Standard deviation
Age	47,5	15
Clinical characteristics of depression
	Mean	Standard deviation
Age at the first episode (years)	30.7	17.2
Number of depressive episodes	3.64	4.2
Duration of the longest episode (years)	3.58	7.2
Depressive symptoms at baseline HDRS (points)	20	4.6
		%
History of suicide attempt	96	32.3
History of previous depression treatment	94	31.6
Comorbidities
Biomedical		%
0	133	44.8
1	64	21.4
3	56	18,8
More than 3	44	15.0
Psychiatric		%
0	47	15,8
1	58	19.5
2	57	19.1
3	54	18.1
More than 3	81	27.2
Adverse life experiences
IPVEs intimate partner violence events (entire adult life)		%
0	124	41.8
1	19	6.3
2	14	4.7
3 or more	140	47.2
CTEs childhood trauma experiences		%
0	53	18.0
1	48	16.2
2	50	16.8
3	49	16.4
4 or more	97	32.6
LEs life adverse experiences prior six months
0	23	7.6
1	63	21.1
2	65	22.1
3	48	16.2.
4 or more	98	33.0