Abstract
The review is devoted to the consideration of the effectiveness of treatment of depression, the ratio of symptomatic and functional remission, factors associated with the achievement of high-quality remission and recovery of patients. Currently, between 29 and 66% of patients do not fully recover from antidepressant therapy and have residual symptoms of depression. Persistent depressive symptoms, neurocognitive deficits predict increased risk of relapse, social disability, impair interpersonal relationships, and represent a barrier to functional recovery. The results of a comparative analysis of antidepressants in terms of their effect on the restoration of the functioning of patients with depression are presented. It has been established that the positive impact on the social functioning of patients should be an important criterion when choosing an antidepressant for supporting therapy. Effective therapeutic approaches that maintain symptomatic remission increase the potential for functional recovery.
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