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Depression 20 Sep, 2019 Read Time: 4 mins Satellite symposium Targeting what matters most for patients with depression: Strategies for promoting full functional recovery Major depression is a common and serious condition with symptoms across domains and being very... Depression, Schizophrenia 03 Sep, 2019 Video #3: Shared decision-making and therapeutic alliance in schizophrenia Mental Health 20 Aug, 2019 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Beyond the guidelines: Precision Medicine Despite the attractiveness of precision medicine (PM) for providing personalized patient management,... Depression 16 Aug, 2019 Read Time: 4 mins Congress highlights Moving towards achieving full functional recovery in depression and getting back to pre-depression lifestyle Addressing the cognitive symptoms of depression that affect attention, memory, executive function and... Depression 15 Aug, 2019 Read Time: 4 mins Body dysmorphic disorder Moving towards achieving full functional recovery in depression and getting back to a pre-depression lifestyle Addressing the cognitive symptoms of depression that affect attention, memory, executive function and... Depression 15 Aug, 2019 Read Time: 4 mins Body dysmorphic disorder Moving towards achieving full functional recovery in depression and getting back to a pre-depression lifestyle Addressing the cognitive symptoms of depression that affect attention, memory, executive function and... Depression 01 Aug, 2019 Read Time: 5 mins Congress highlights Clinical Use of Body-Swapping! Don’t worry, it’s Virtual Reality! Digital technologies are unfamiliar to many physicians, yet there is a huge demand for their... Load More Mental Health 22 Mar, 2020 What role should patients play in treatment decision making? 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Mental Health 14 Feb, 2020 Read Time: 3 mins Article Real-world evidence — raising organizational fluency through interactive learning techniques Real-world evidence (RWE) demonstrates long-term effectiveness and safety beyond the efficacy and... Schizophrenia 14 Feb, 2020 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Core components of the Coordinated Specialty Care model for first-episode psychosis The Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) model for first-episode psychosis (FEP) is an evidence-based... Schizophrenia 31 Jan, 2020 Read Time: 2 mins Article Social and cognitive interventions that improve outcomes for patients with psychosis A 3-month critical time intervention service involving social workers and peer specialists to connect... Mental Health 23 Jan, 2020 Read Time: 4 mins Congress highlights How are genes involved in tailoring psychiatric treatment? Psychiatrists need an understanding of genome-wide association studies (GWAS), pharmacogenomics, and... Mental Health 14 Nov, 2019 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Can blue-depleted light decrease duration of psychiatric hospitalization? Novel light and sensor technologies have been installed in a new acute psychiatric unit in Norway to... Mental Health 30 Oct, 2019 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights The new technologies transforming psychiatric practice and patient outcomes Data-driven approaches to psychiatric diagnosis and practice fueled by the abundance of information... Schizophrenia 08 Oct, 2019 Read Time: 5 mins Satellite symposium Are relapse prevention and functioning sufficiently prioritized in the treatment of schizophrenia? Improving adherence and reducing rates of relapse and rehospitalization are of paramount importance... 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