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Depression, Schizophrenia

Early intervention services have the potential to improve the success of treatment and social functioning for individuals with schizophrenia

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Treating cognitive symptoms improves workplace productivity

Professor James MacCabe defines Treatment Resistance Schizophrenia

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THINC® Online Course

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THINC-it® physician guide

The THINC-it® user guide is now available and can be downloaded here.

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THINC-it® tool has now been validated! Its importance for measurement-based care in depression

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THINC-it® cognition screening tool now clinically validated

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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

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THINC-it® participant leaflet now available

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Better understanding of depression, its symptoms and treatment, is needed

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