Báo cáo y học: "Assessing the diagnostic accuracy of the identification of hyperkinetic disorders following the introduction of government guidelines in England" pdf
... following the introduction of government
guidelines in England
David M Foreman*
1,2
and Tamsin Ford
3
Address:
1
Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Institute of Psychiatry at the ... controversy by introducing practice guidelines for the
detection of hyperkinetic disorders by the National
Health Service (NHS) in addition to those provided by
pro...
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CATS (using a cut-off 27 on the CATS), suggests that this
cut-off may be too high in our setting. The ROC analysis
yielded a cut-off of 15 on the CATS. ... asked to indi-
cate how often they are jumpy and nervous, or how often
they sleep poorly – never, rarely, sometimes or often. Each
of the DSM-IV PTSD criterion variable...
... Finally, with the inclusion of the time varying
clinical variables, the estimates of HAART effect experi-
enced the biggest improvement for most QOL domains,
providing evidence that these clinical ... attempted to obtain unbiased estimates
of HAART effects on QOL in WIHS by minimizing indica-
tion bias and further adjusting for the effect of informative
drop-outs using sev...
... acceptable inter-
nal consistency of the BCIS in a sample of nonpsychia-
tric Japanese individuals. These findings support the
generalizability of the t wo-factor model of cognitive
insight to ... and
designed the study. YCK, TSW, and CWL collected and analyzed the data.
YPL supervised the study. YCK analyzed the data further and wrote the final
manuscript. YPL helpe...
... obtained by contacting the surgeon
in charge. Based on all information collected a final con-
sensus about the symptom was reached (explained or
unexplained), yielding the Final Clinical Symptom ... symptoms, since
they need a thorough investigation involving their doc-
tors in order to decide the nature of symptoms. This
group of somatizers blurs the distinction between MUS...
... emer-
gency and inpatient services, because of the involvement
of the ACT team. The higher number of non-psychiatric
inpatient days in the control group is probably a result
of the pathways followed ... Hering LM, Oosthuizen PP:
The revolving door phenomenon in psychiatry: comparing low-
frequency and high-frequency users of psychiatric inpatient services in a
deve...
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implanted during the primary dissemination phase of the infection, often in the distant
past. In contrast to the primary case, which may...
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completed the BARO domain score sheet blindly after
the diagnostic investigation.
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and the Y- index, P-index and Y& amp;P-index was ... that the Y-
index and the P-index perform poorly as separate co n-
structs, whereas this is not so for the Y& amp;P-index. As
only 5 items each are inclu...
... predicted body weight.
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measured by the transpulmonary thermodilution method
did not correlate with EVLW assessed using the chest
radiograph ... explanation for the lack of correlation
between the measured EVLW and the chest radiograph
fi ndings is that the heterogeneity of the patients may have
reduced the...
... suggesting the more restrained an
individual is, the more pleasure they receive from seeing
and/or consuming that food. In light of these findings it
has been hypothesized that overweight individuals ... level of fullness
and interactions where included in the repeated mea-
sures analyses of vari ance model when testing the effect
of portion size on ratings. In the cas...