'Br j psychiatry' presentation slideshows

IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A CURE FOR MENTAL ILLNESS?

IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A CURE FOR MENTAL ILLNESS?. TOM SENSKY Assurance Medical and Underwriting Society March 2011. CURE versus REMISSION. CURE The complete eradication of the illness REMISSION State of absence of disease activity (usually in someone with a chronic disease).

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Treatment-Resistant Depression in Patients with Coronary Heart Disease

Treatment-Resistant Depression in Patients with Coronary Heart Disease. Kenneth E. Freedland, Ph.D. Department of Psychiatry Washington University School of Medicine St. Louis, Missouri Tilburg University Symposium

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David S. Baldwin Reader in Psychiatry 1 and Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist 2

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Core business for general practice: recognition of and response to dementia

Core business for general practice: recognition of and response to dementia. Steve Iliffe Professor of Primary Care for Older People University College London Practice Based Commissioner, Brent PCT. Scale of the problem. Prevalence of dementia syndrome may double by 2040

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AFFECTIVE DISORDERS IN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES DIAGNOSTIC PITTFALLS AND PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT STRATEGIES

AFFECTIVE DISORDERS IN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES DIAGNOSTIC PITTFALLS AND PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT STRATEGIES. Mental Health in Intellectual Disabilities (formerly MHMR), Antwerp, May 31th 2007 Prof.Dr. Willem M.A. Verhoeven Vincent van Gogh Institute for Psychiatry, NL-Venray.

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Vancouver

Vancouver. Referencing technique. What is the Vancouver Referencing Technique?. - A uniform set of requirements for bibliographic references. Wat is die Vancouver verwysings tegniek?. - Vasgestelde vereistes vir bibliografiese verwysings. Examples / Voorbeelde Personal Author:

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Core business for general practice: recognition of and response to dementia

Core business for general practice: recognition of and response to dementia. Ngaire Kerse Professor, General Practice and Primary Health Care, University of Auckland Steve Iliffe Professor of Primary Care for Older People University College London Practice Based Commissioner, Brent PCT

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