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Schizophrenia
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Schizophrenia – from prodrome to psychosis
Psychosis is preceded by a 3–4 year prodromal phase in 75% of patients, but only 25% of...
Schizophrenia
Article
Treatment-resistant schizophrenia through the lens of observational databases
Longitudinal medical data of patients in healthcare databases may provide a better understanding of...
Depression
Article
Brain circuits in depression and response to pharmacotherapy
The symptoms of major depressive disorder (MDD) vary from patient to patient. The primary treatment...
Depression, Schizophrenia
Interview
How can you support carers for people with schizophrenia and psychosis?
More than 25.000 carers have already signed up to The Carer Academy, an interactive online course...
Schizophrenia
Article
Challenges in diagnosing and managing psychosis
Early identification and timely intervention of first episode psychosis is critical for both short...
Schizophrenia
Interview
John FP Bridges - Aiming for recovery: the world before Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia
Article
Survey reveals intriguing differences between Asian countries in antipsychotic prescribing, symptoms, and adverse event reporting
The Research on Asian Psychotropic Prescription Pattern (REAP) studies provide unique insights into...
Schizophrenia
Article
Improving cognition and motivation in schizophrenia to address patient’s goal of restoring social functioning
In schizophrenia, a patient’s goal of ‘personal recovery’ may be different from...
Schizophrenia
Article
Pioneering Coordinated Specialty Care Programs for First-Episode Psychosis
Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) enables early detection and intervention for first-episode...
Alzheimer's Disease
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Making the most of Big Data in Alzheimer's Disease
In this symposium, recent trends in data analysis and study design were discussed alongside...
Alzheimer's Disease
Congress highlights
Aging, amyloid and Alzheimer’s Disease
Amyloid-beta (Aβ) burden in cognitively normal older adults increases with age and appears to be...
Alzheimer's Disease
Congress highlights
Person-centered care in dementia: are we there yet?
Interest in psychosocial research in people living with dementia and their caregivers is growing....
THINC®
Depression
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THINC® Online Course
Depression - 29.03.2016
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Depression
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THINC-it® physician guide
The THINC-it® user guide is now available and can be downloaded here.
Depression
Interview
THINC-it® tool has now been validated! Its importance for measurement-based care in depression
Depression
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THINC-it® cognition screening tool now clinically validated
Depression
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Infographic for the health care provider describing THINC-it® as a simple, quick and effective way to screen for cognitive dysfunction in depression
Depression
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THINC-it® participant leaflet now available
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