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Review article

The emerging field of psychiatric ecogenetics: psychosis

ISSUE 1998/2
12 februari 2004
J. van Os, M. Marcelis

Psychiatric disorders are thought to arise as a result of interactions between genetic vulnerability and environmental risk factors. However, research methods to actually investigate the pattern of hypothesized interactions have only recently been...

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Short report

Prader-Willi Syndrome: from gene to behaviour

ISSUE 1998/2
12 februari 2004
H. Boer, D.J. Clarke, T. Webb, A.J. Holland, L.M.G. Curfs

This article gives an overview of the behavioural problems and genetic abnormalities of Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS). PWS is associated with an absence of a paternal contribution to a defined area of chromosome 15. The syndrome is characterised by ...

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Letter to the editor

Reactie (1) op 'Een gevaarlijke psychiatrie in bloei'

ISSUE 1998/2
17 februari 2004
J.P. Stuitje
Letter to the editor

Reactie (2) op 'Een gevaarlijke psychiatrie in bloei'

ISSUE 1998/2
17 februari 2004
S.J. Matthijsen
Editorial

Redactioneel

ISSUE 1998/1
12 februari 2004
Roos van der Mast
New research

Presenting for psychiatric care at two out-patient clinics: what changes in a decade?

ISSUE 1998/1
12 februari 2004
F.W. Wilmink, Ph. Spinhoven, A.F.G Leentjens, A.J.W. van der Does, S.G. Sicco Smit, M.A.W. Verwielen, O.M. Voorhoeve

Data on diagnosis at intake are lacking for out-patient clinics of General Psychiatric Hospitals in The Netherlands, and so are longitudinal data. In this study, such data were collected at an out-patient clinic in the North of The Netherlands, an...

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New research

Expressed Emotion and psychotic relapse

ISSUE 1998/1
12 februari 2004
M.E. Lenior, P.M.A.J. Dingemans

In research concerning Expressed Emotion (EE) families are divided into high and low EE. This very global index neither covers the complex nature of family atmosphere, nor it detects minor changes.
To surmount this problem, a composite scale was d...

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Review article

The effectiveness of cognitive and interpersonal psychotherapy in the treatment of depression: a metaanalysis

ISSUE 1998/1
12 februari 2004
E. Dorrepaal, Ch. van Nieuwenhuizen, A. Schene, R. de Haan

In this article, the results of a meta-analysis determining the effectiveness of Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) and Cognitive Therapy (CT) in the treatment of depression, are described. In order to arrive at evidence based conclusions, the effe...

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Case report

Presenile dementia and primary hyperparathyroidism, a case study

ISSUE 1998/1
12 februari 2004
P. Sienaert, J. Janssens

The case of a 49-years old woman with severe presenile dementia caused by primary hyperparathyroidism is presented. Parathyroidectomy proved to have a beneficial influence both on the clinical picture and on brain-SPECT. Psychiatric symptoms are s...

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Short report

Medicamenteuze behandeling van de borderline-persoonlijkheidsstoornis

ISSUE 1998/1
12 februari 2004
R.C. van der Mast
Letter to the editor

Reactie op 'Trends in eerste opnamen in het APZ': teller, noemer of andere effecten?

ISSUE 1998/1
17 februari 2004
G.H.M.M. ten Horn
Editorial

We leggen de werkelijkheid slechts partieel vast

ISSUE 1999/12
17 februari 2004
F. Verheij
Essay

Nosologo-mania,a disorder of psychiatry

ISSUE 1999/12
17 februari 2004
H.M. van Praag

For many years psychiatry has been devoted to nosology.This disease model conceives psychiatric conditions as discrete entities,with a particular pathophysiology and predictable relations between phenomenology,course and outcome.
This model experi...

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Essay

Cognition and intelligence in one theory

ISSUE 1999/12
17 februari 2004
F. Verheij

In 1992, Intelligence and cognition;a cognitive theory by M.Anderson was published.Most theories about human cogitation (intelligence and cognition)are subtheories.Some theories focus mainly on the constant in human knowing and thinking and convey...

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Essay

Criteria for patient decision-making competence: some pitfalls

ISSUE 1999/12
17 februari 2004
S.P.K. Welie

Dutch legislation attaches substantial legal consequences to patient decision-making
(in)competence. Since clear standards are lacking,laborious research efforts are directed towards formulating adequate criteria. In operationalising the concept,i...

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Internet-artikel

Evidence-based psychiatrie op Internet

ISSUE 1999/12
17 februari 2004
Guido Pieters
Short report

Verbetering van therapietrouw bij de behandeling van schizofreniepatiënten met antipsychotica

ISSUE 1999/11
17 februari 2004
L. de Haan, M.A. Bremmer
Editorial

Neuropsychiater, herziene versie

ISSUE 1999/11
17 februari 2004
H.A.H. D'Haenen
New research

Het voorschrijfbeleid in Algemeen Psychiatrische Ziekenhuizen in Nederland: de mate van inbedding in een kwaliteitszorgsysteem

ISSUE 1999/11
17 februari 2004
D.R. Witte, G.H.M.M. ten Horn, A.M. Koster, R.M.W Smeets

The Inspectorate for Healthcare investigated, on request of the Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport, to which extend general psychiatric hospitals have a quality-policy in relation to the pharmaceutical supply and prescription and the use of gui...

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Review article

A cognitive-behavioural approach of social phobia

ISSUE 1999/11
17 februari 2004
Carla de Smedt, Guido Pieters

A cognitive model of social phobia describes processes that maintain anxiety in these patients.
Self-focused attention causes inadequate processing of social interactions. Safety behaviours prevent the challenging of irrational thoughts. Interocep...

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Review article

Instruments for the assessment of the quality of Mental Health Care from the patients' perspective: An overview

ISSUE 1999/11
17 februari 2004
Y.A.M. Nijssen, A.H. Schene, R.J. de Haan

An overview is presented of twelve Dutch Mental Health Care instruments, developed in the past ten years, for the assessment of the quality of care from the patients' point of view. Inclusion criteria for the study were instruments which were, at ...

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Short report

A study of involuntary admissions to Delta Psychiatric Hospital (about 800 patients)

ISSUE 1999/11
17 februari 2004
M.Th. Derksen, L. Timmerman, D.L. Stronks

In this study the factors leading to involuntary admission are investigated.
Half of the admissions was involuntarily of which 89% under an ibs (inbewaringstelling, given for a period of three weeks in case of acute danger) and 11% under rm (recht...

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Case report

The treatment of two elderly patients with anxiety disorders

ISSUE 1999/11
17 februari 2004
G.J. Hendriks, G.P.J. Keijsers, C.A.L. Hoogduin

A 72 years old man with a panic disorder and mild agoraphobia as well as a specific phobia and a 66 years old man with an obsessive compulsive disorder and secondary depression were treated successfully with cognitive behavioural therapy. Both cas...

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Editorial

't Is maar een woord

ISSUE 1999/10
17 februari 2004
Fop Verheij
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