Titlebook: Assessment of Depression; Norman Sartorius (Director, Professor of Psychiatr Book 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1986 brain.depres

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Standard Instruments Used in the Assessment of Depression in Africa,epression in a series of 120 admissions while Smartt (1956; cited in [9]) found only 15 cases of depression in a series of 252 admissions in Tanganyika. Similarly, Carothers [8] in Kenya recorded 24 cases of depression in 1508 admissions. Most of these reports were based on clinical diagnosis of depression.

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The Brief Depression Rating Scale,Brief Depression Rating Scale (BDRS) were to construct a scale which sensitively measures changes in depression, detects small differences between the effects of two treatments, and takes a short time to administer.

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The Decomposition of Human Remainsnt information in patients with depressive illnesses; symptomatology other than affective receives less coverage in it than in the PSE or SADS. However, the scope of psychopathology that can be rated in the WHO-SADD is considerably wider than that of the brief depression scales.

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The WHO Instruments for the Assessment of Depressive Disorders,nt information in patients with depressive illnesses; symptomatology other than affective receives less coverage in it than in the PSE or SADS. However, the scope of psychopathology that can be rated in the WHO-SADD is considerably wider than that of the brief depression scales.

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Radiology of the Lower Extremitywas the prevention of further confusion with cyclic AMP. Equally important was the wish to emphasize that the new version of the system represents the result of many years of methodological work [11] concerning the reliability of symptoms. Unreliable items were excluded or their description in the manual improved.

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Standardized Instruments Used in the Assessment of Depression in the Scandinavian Countries,illness for which rating scales had been used. The most commonly used depression rating scales were Hamilton’s (mentioned by eight), Beck or Beck-Pichot’s (mentioned by four), and Cronholm-Ottosson’s (mentioned by three). Only rarely were scales used routinely — in most instances they were used in connection with special research projects.