Some Depressed Outpatients Who Are Not Assessed to be in Remission, Consider Themselves In Remission
A study in Depression and Anxiety by researchers from Brown Medical School, Rhode Island, examined how many mildly symptomatic depressed patients in ongoing treatment who did not score in the remission range on the 17-item Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAMD) nonetheless considered themselves to be in remission from their depression. 274 psychiatric outpatients (87 men […]
Read MoreChair Summit Meeting Highlights – available now in HORM
Article series from the 3rd Annual Chair Summit, The Master Class for Neuroscience Professional Development (Chair Summit) available now in Health Outcomes Research in Medicine journal (HORM) The continuing professional development of clinicians protects one of our nation’s most precious human resources—a well-trained force of health care workers. Making decisions to manage illness and handle […]
Read MoreMood Swings Tracked By Twitter
Researchers from Cornell University using Twitter to monitor the attitudes of 2.4 million people in 84 countries, found that people all over the world awaken in a good mood – but globally that cheer soon deteriorates once the workday progresses. A study published in the journal Science, tracked Twitter tweets over two-years which determined that […]
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