Troy A Moore,Nancy H Covell,Susan M Essock et al.
Troy A Moore et al.
This article examines real-world antipsychotic use in the treatment of schizophrenia by comparing real-world prescribing with medication algorithms and guidelines, by evaluating the evidence underlying recommendations and guidelines, and by...
Functional genomics and schizophrenia: endophenotypes and mutant models [0.03%]
功能基因组学和精神分裂症：内表型与突变模型
John L Waddington,Aiden P Corvin,Gary Donohoe et al.
John L Waddington et al.
This article summarizes the rationale, methods, and results of gene discovery programs in schizophrenia research and describes functional methods of investigating potential candidate genes. It focuses next on the most prominent current cand...
J P Lindenmayer,Philip D Harvey,Anzalee Khan et al.
J P Lindenmayer et al.
A key problem in schizophrenia research is how to assess the effects of treatment interventions given the spectrum of schizophrenia symptoms and patients' functioning. Measuring symptoms is complex, because these symptoms cover a wide varie...
Erick L Messias,Chuan-Yu Chen,William W Eaton
Erick L Messias
By describing patterns of disease distribution within populations, identifying risk factors, and finding associations, epidemiologic studies have contributed to the current understanding of schizophrenia. Advanced paternal age and the assoc...
Designing clinical interviewing training courses for psychiatric residents: a practical primer for interviewing mentors [0.03%]
精神病专业住院医师临床访谈培训课程的设计：访谈导师实用指南
Shawn Christopher Shea,Ron Green,Christine Barney et al.
Shawn Christopher Shea et al.
This article provides a no-nonsense primer for the design of effective clinical interviewing programs and the use of interviewing mentors. Principles for smoothly integrating educational tools such as direct observation, role-playing, the u...
John Sommers-Flanagan,Rita Sommers-Flanagan
John Sommers-Flanagan
Interviewing couples and families can be the most overwhelming and challenging of all clinical situations. The authors present three techniques--radical acceptance, the romantic history, and wishes into goals--that they have found helpful t...
James Morrison,James Boehnlein
James Morrison
Like many mental health patients, veterans often come to psychiatrists with their defenses raised by past experience with caregivers whom they perceive as lacking in understanding. Although health care professionals' own veteran and combat ...
Ekkehard Othmer,J Philipp Othmer,Sieglinde C Othmer
Ekkehard Othmer
This article presents two techniques for interviewing difficult patients. In "crossing over the to the other side of the canyon," the interviewer can gain the confidence and cooperation of a patient who does not accept the existence of a ps...
My favorite tips for uncovering sensitive and taboo information from antisocial behavior to suicidal ideation [0.03%]
我最喜欢的一些技巧：从反社会行为到自杀倾向挖掘敏感和禁忌信息的方法
Shawn Christopher Shea
Shawn Christopher Shea
All sorts of resistances may predispose a patient to provide distorted information including anxiety, embarrassment, protecting family secrets, unconscious defense mechanisms such as rationalization and denial, fear of stigmatization, and c...
My favorite tips for engaging the difficult patient on consultation-liaison psychiatry services [0.03%]
我最喜欢的精神会诊病房与棘手患者沟通的技巧
David J Knesper
David J Knesper
Disengagement is the main enemy for the consultation-liaison psychiatrist. The goal of the first interview is to transform the unwilling, uncooperative, and often difficult and hostile patient into an engaged interview participant. Otherwis...