Titlebook: Bipolar Disorder; An Evidence-Based Gu Kostas N. Fountoulakis Book 2015 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015 Bipolar Disorders.Diagnosis.

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Dissensbew?ltigung durch Expertenkonsens?tification of symptomatology and of various deficits is quite a different issue. Although the clinical opinion can give a rough impression of the ‘quality’ of the clinical picture and its ‘severity’, and most important how they change from one time point to another, such estimations are largely idio

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Ethisch vertretbar im Sinne des Gesetzesility and the validity of psychiatric diagnosis were greatly improved. Following the improvement in categorical diagnosis, two new needs emerge. The first is to explore all aspects of symptomatology and quantify severity. This is a function addressed with the use of psychometric and neuropsychologic

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Dissensbew?ltigung durch Expertenkonsens?ent is also complex, and unfortunately the hard data are insufficient to support all decisions. Reports at the case report level do exist, but they should not be considered sufficient. Rigorously collected data are available only for a limited number of agents and for selected aspects of the disease

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-87982-4 criteria in the frame of modern classification systems and the advancing of evidence-based medicine (EBM) also in psychiatry. They emerged as an important element in order to summarize and clarify the research data and, to the extent this is possible, to standardize treatment on the basis of eviden

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-37216-2Bipolar Disorders; Diagnosis; Evidence-Based Treatment of Bipolar Disorders; Manic Depression; Mood Diso

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978-3-662-52216-5Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015

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Long-Term Course,Historically, the first note on polarity was made in the early 1960s when Leonhard reported that 17.9 % of patients had a manic and 25.6 % had a depressive predominant polarity, while the rest of the patients had similar occurrence of the two poles. However, the concept was formulated by Jules Angst.