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The Question of Research into the Quality of Life of Patients with Recurrent Depressive Disorders in Advanced Age

The elderly mental patient of today presents an unique clinical phenomenon from the point of view of existence and combination of different types and course of pathology, competing in their predictive significance and influence on quality of life (QOL) of the patient [4, 5]. Affective disorders in the advanced age have peculiarities connected with changes in mental activities of humans and determined by biological processes of evolution. One of the most typical forms of mental pathology in the advanced age are depressive states, which, besides the classical depressive triad are characterized by existence of an anxious component, delirious mood, and hypochondria [12, 16, 19]. Today there is an increase of interest to the problem of QOL of such patients [13, 17].