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13. Frühe Implementierung Interprofessioneller Ausbildung

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Kolb, S, Vasilakis, T, Hach, I, Münzinger, A, Schoof, A, Schuck, C, Stadelmann, J, Stein, B, Tappenbeck, J, Härlein, J, Kolb, S, Vasilakis, T, Hach, I, Münzinger, A, Schoof, A, Schuck, C, Stadelmann, J, Stein, B, Tappenbeck, J, and Härlein, J

Published
2016

14. Frühe Implementierung Interprofessioneller Ausbildung

Author

Kolb, S, Vasilakis, T, Hach, I, Münzinger, A, Schoof, A, Schuck, C, Stadelmann, J, Stein, B, Tappenbeck, J, Härlein, J, Kolb, S, Vasilakis, T, Hach, I, Münzinger, A, Schoof, A, Schuck, C, Stadelmann, J, Stein, B, Tappenbeck, J, and Härlein, J

Published
2016

15. Frühe Implementierung Interprofessioneller Ausbildung

Author

Kolb, S, Vasilakis, T, Hach, I, Münzinger, A, Schoof, A, Schuck, c, Stadelmann, J, Tappenbeck, J, Stein, B, Härlein, J, Kolb, S, Vasilakis, T, Hach, I, Münzinger, A, Schoof, A, Schuck, c, Stadelmann, J, Tappenbeck, J, Stein, B, and Härlein, J

Published
2015

16. Frühe Implementierung Interprofessioneller Ausbildung

Author

Kolb, S, Vasilakis, T, Hach, I, Münzinger, A, Schoof, A, Schuck, c, Stadelmann, J, Tappenbeck, J, Stein, B, Härlein, J, Kolb, S, Vasilakis, T, Hach, I, Münzinger, A, Schoof, A, Schuck, c, Stadelmann, J, Tappenbeck, J, Stein, B, and Härlein, J

Published
2015

17. Associations between childhood ADHD and other mental disorders in young women

Author

Ruhl, U.E., Rentsch, A., Bernardi, C., Türke, V., Becker, E.S., Kirch, W., Margraf, J., Hach, I., Ruhl, U.E., Rentsch, A., Bernardi, C., Türke, V., Becker, E.S., Kirch, W., Margraf, J., and Hach, I.

Abstract

Contains fulltext : 77432.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access), Objective: To evaluate the prevalence rates of Attention-Deficit Disorder (ADHD) and comorbidity in a representative sample of young women. Methods: 2064 young women, aged 18–25 years, living in Dresden (Germany), were interviewed with a structured psychological interview, F-DIPS, for diagnosing axis-I disorders according to DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 4th Ed.). Results: The lifetime prevalence of ADHD was 1.5% (31 women), with only 0.14% still suffering from ADHD since childhood. Since ADHD affects boys 3–4 times more often than girls, the prevalence rate found in this sample is approximately in accordance with overall prevalence rates of about 3–10% in children. Lifetime prevalence of conduct disorders, somatoform disorders, and PTSD was significant higher in women fulfilling once the diagnosis of ADHD than in other women. Moreover, women with (past or current) ADHD were almost twice as likely to suffer from depressive disorders and specific phobic disorders as compared with women without ADHD. Conclusion: ADHD in childhood might lead to an increased prevalence of other psychiatric disorders in adolescence and adulthood, even if diagnostic criteria of ADHD are no longer fulfilled.

Published
2009

18. Associations between childhood ADHD and other mental disorders in young women

Author

Ruhl, U.E., Rentsch, A., Bernardi, C., Türke, V., Becker, E.S., Kirch, W., Margraf, J., Hach, I., Ruhl, U.E., Rentsch, A., Bernardi, C., Türke, V., Becker, E.S., Kirch, W., Margraf, J., and Hach, I.

Abstract

Contains fulltext : 77432.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access), Objective: To evaluate the prevalence rates of Attention-Deficit Disorder (ADHD) and comorbidity in a representative sample of young women. Methods: 2064 young women, aged 18–25 years, living in Dresden (Germany), were interviewed with a structured psychological interview, F-DIPS, for diagnosing axis-I disorders according to DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 4th Ed.). Results: The lifetime prevalence of ADHD was 1.5% (31 women), with only 0.14% still suffering from ADHD since childhood. Since ADHD affects boys 3–4 times more often than girls, the prevalence rate found in this sample is approximately in accordance with overall prevalence rates of about 3–10% in children. Lifetime prevalence of conduct disorders, somatoform disorders, and PTSD was significant higher in women fulfilling once the diagnosis of ADHD than in other women. Moreover, women with (past or current) ADHD were almost twice as likely to suffer from depressive disorders and specific phobic disorders as compared with women without ADHD. Conclusion: ADHD in childhood might lead to an increased prevalence of other psychiatric disorders in adolescence and adulthood, even if diagnostic criteria of ADHD are no longer fulfilled.

Published
2009

19. Associations between childhood ADHD and other mental disorders in young women

Author

Ruhl, U.E., Rentsch, A., Bernardi, C., Türke, V., Becker, E.S., Kirch, W., Margraf, J., Hach, I., Ruhl, U.E., Rentsch, A., Bernardi, C., Türke, V., Becker, E.S., Kirch, W., Margraf, J., and Hach, I.

Abstract

Contains fulltext : 77432.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access), Objective: To evaluate the prevalence rates of Attention-Deficit Disorder (ADHD) and comorbidity in a representative sample of young women. Methods: 2064 young women, aged 18–25 years, living in Dresden (Germany), were interviewed with a structured psychological interview, F-DIPS, for diagnosing axis-I disorders according to DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 4th Ed.). Results: The lifetime prevalence of ADHD was 1.5% (31 women), with only 0.14% still suffering from ADHD since childhood. Since ADHD affects boys 3–4 times more often than girls, the prevalence rate found in this sample is approximately in accordance with overall prevalence rates of about 3–10% in children. Lifetime prevalence of conduct disorders, somatoform disorders, and PTSD was significant higher in women fulfilling once the diagnosis of ADHD than in other women. Moreover, women with (past or current) ADHD were almost twice as likely to suffer from depressive disorders and specific phobic disorders as compared with women without ADHD. Conclusion: ADHD in childhood might lead to an increased prevalence of other psychiatric disorders in adolescence and adulthood, even if diagnostic criteria of ADHD are no longer fulfilled.

Published
2009

20. Associations between childhood ADHD and other mental disorders in young women

Author

Ruhl, U.E., Rentsch, A., Bernardi, C., Türke, V., Becker, E.S., Kirch, W., Margraf, J., Hach, I., Ruhl, U.E., Rentsch, A., Bernardi, C., Türke, V., Becker, E.S., Kirch, W., Margraf, J., and Hach, I.

Abstract

Contains fulltext : 77432.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access), Objective: To evaluate the prevalence rates of Attention-Deficit Disorder (ADHD) and comorbidity in a representative sample of young women. Methods: 2064 young women, aged 18–25 years, living in Dresden (Germany), were interviewed with a structured psychological interview, F-DIPS, for diagnosing axis-I disorders according to DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 4th Ed.). Results: The lifetime prevalence of ADHD was 1.5% (31 women), with only 0.14% still suffering from ADHD since childhood. Since ADHD affects boys 3–4 times more often than girls, the prevalence rate found in this sample is approximately in accordance with overall prevalence rates of about 3–10% in children. Lifetime prevalence of conduct disorders, somatoform disorders, and PTSD was significant higher in women fulfilling once the diagnosis of ADHD than in other women. Moreover, women with (past or current) ADHD were almost twice as likely to suffer from depressive disorders and specific phobic disorders as compared with women without ADHD. Conclusion: ADHD in childhood might lead to an increased prevalence of other psychiatric disorders in adolescence and adulthood, even if diagnostic criteria of ADHD are no longer fulfilled.

Published
2009

30. Comparison of primary and secondary data

Author

Hach, I, Rentsch, A, Ruhl, U, Becker, E, Krappweis, J, Kirch, W, Hach, I, Rentsch, A, Ruhl, U, Becker, E, Krappweis, J, and Kirch, W

Published
2004

32. Comparison of primary and secondary data

Author

Hach, I, Rentsch, A, Ruhl, U, Becker, E, Krappweis, J, Kirch, W, Hach, I, Rentsch, A, Ruhl, U, Becker, E, Krappweis, J, and Kirch, W

Published
2004

34. Validität von Krankenscheindiagnosen psychischer Störungen

Author

Hach, I., Rentsch, A., Ruhl, U.E., Becker, E.S., Türke, V., Margraf, J., Krappweis, J., Kirch, W., Hach, I., Rentsch, A., Ruhl, U.E., Becker, E.S., Türke, V., Margraf, J., Krappweis, J., and Kirch, W.

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Published
2003

35. Validität von Krankenscheindiagnosen psychischer Störungen

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Hach, I., Rentsch, A., Ruhl, U.E., Becker, E.S., Türke, V., Margraf, J., Krappweis, J., Kirch, W., Hach, I., Rentsch, A., Ruhl, U.E., Becker, E.S., Türke, V., Margraf, J., Krappweis, J., and Kirch, W.

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2003

36. Validität von Krankenscheindiagnosen psychischer Störungen

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Hach, I., Rentsch, A., Ruhl, U.E., Becker, E.S., Türke, V., Margraf, J., Krappweis, J., Kirch, W., Hach, I., Rentsch, A., Ruhl, U.E., Becker, E.S., Türke, V., Margraf, J., Krappweis, J., and Kirch, W.

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2003

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