200 results on '"Martiny, K."'
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2. Wake and light therapy for moderate‐to‐severe depression – a randomized controlled trial
3. Dynamic Lighting and Natural Ventilation in Patient Rooms at New Psychiatry Bispebjerg
4. Dose Response to Adjunctive Light Therapy in Citalopram-Treated Patients with Post-Stroke Depression : A Randomised, Double-Blind Pilot Study
5. Maintained superiority of chronotherapeutics vs. exercise in a 20-week randomized follow-up trial in major depression
6. Variations in seasonal solar insolation are associated with a history of suicide attempts in bipolar I disorder
7. Variations in seasonal solar insolation are associated with a history of suicide attempts in bipolar I disorder
8. Daylight:What makes the difference?
9. Provision of services for people with schizophrenia in five European regions
10. High cortisol awakening response is associated with an impairment of the effect of bright light therapy
11. Do we agree about when patients are psychotic?
12. Adjunctive bright light in non-seasonal major depression: results from clinician-rated depression scales
13. Adjunctive bright light in non-seasonal major depression: results from patient-reported symptom and well-being scales
14. Adjunctive Bright Light in Non-Seasonal Major Depression
15. Relapse prevention by citalopram in SAD patients responding to 1 week of light therapy. A placebo-controlled study
16. The internal and external validity of the Major Depression Inventory in measuring severity of depressive states
17. Daylight: What makes the difference?
18. Evidence for the efficacy of bright light therapy for bipolar depression
19. Daylight: What makes the difference?
20. Wake and light therapy improved sleep in patients with moderate to severe depression
21. Wake and light therapy for moderate-to-severe depression:a randomized controlled trial
22. Psychometric evaluation of the Major Depression Inventory (MDI) as depression severity scale using the LEAD (Longitudinal Expert Assessment of All Data) as index of validity
23. Maintained superiority of chronotherapeutics vs. exercise in a 20-week randomized follow-up trial in major depression
24. Relapse Prevention in Major Depressive Disorder After Successful Acute Electroconvulsive Treatment:a 6-month Double-blind Comparison of Three Fixed Dosages of Escitalopram and a Fixed Dose of Nortriptyline - Lessons from a Failed Randomised Trial of the Danish University Antidepressant Group (DUAG-7)
25. Psychometric evaluation of the Major Depression Inventory (MDI) as depression severity scale using the LEAD (Longitudinal Expert Assessment of All Data) as index of validity
26. Dose response to adjunctive light therapy in citalopram-treated pateitns with post-stroke depression. A randomized, doubleblind pilot stury
27. Chronotherapeutics for affective disorders. A clinician's manual for light and wake therapy, 2nd revised edition. By A.Wirz‐Justice, F.Benedetti, M.Terman. Published by Karger, Basel, Switzerland, 2013, 124 pp., Paperback EUR 34.00/USD 48.00/ISBN: 978‐3‐318‐02090‐8
28. The Pharmacopsychometric Triangle to Illustrate the Effectiveness of T-PEMF Concomitant with Antidepressants in Treatment Resistant Patients:A Double-Blind, Randomised, Sham-Controlled Trial Revisited with Focus on the Patient-Reported Outcomes
29. Identifying patients with therapy-resistant depression by using factor analysis
30. Acute and continuation therapy in unipolar depression: observations from the run-in phase of a maintenance trial
31. Psychiatric outcome studies (POS):Does treatment help the patients? A popperian approach to research in clinical psychiatry. 25th anniversary report from the Psychiatric Research Unit, Frederiksborg General Hospital, Denmark
32. Relapse prevention by citalopram in SAD patients responding to 1 week of light therapy:A placebo-controlled study
33. Bright light treatment is effective in treating older patients with non-seasonal major depression
34. Wake therapy yields sustained response and remission. A rater-blind 9 weeks controlled study using a chronotherapeutic intervention compared to exercise
35. The Pharmacopsychometric Triangle to Illustrate the Effectiveness of T-PEMF Concomitant with Antidepressants in Treatment Resistant Patients: A Double-Blind, Randomised, Sham-Controlled Trial Revisited with Focus on the Patient-Reported Outcomes
36. The internal and external validity of the Major Depression Inventory in measuring severity of depressive states
37. Identifying Patients with Therapy-Resistant Depression by using Factor Analysis
38. Provision of services for people with schizophrenia in five European regions
39. The EPSILON study:Care for people with schizophrenia in five European centres
40. P.2.h.001 Controlled study of pulsed electro magnetic fields (PEMF) in medication-resistant major depression
41. Cortisol as predictor in major depression
42. The fate of moclobemide
43. Psychiatric outcome studies (POS): Does treatment help the patients? A Popperian approach to research in clinical psychiatry
44. Erhvervsbetinget risiko for HIV-Infektion blandt sundhedspersonale.
45. The lack of sustained effect of bright light in non-seasonal major depression.
46. S06-03 - Wake therapy yields sustained response and remission. A rater-blind 9 weeks controlled study using a chronotherapeutic intervention compared to exercise
47. The Influence of Serotonin on Clot Retraction and the Thrombelastogram
48. The influence of serotonin on clot retraction and the thrombelastogram
49. Chronotherapeutics for affective disorders. A clinician's manual for light and wake therapy.
50. Benefits of bright light in non-seasonal major depression not sustained after discontinuation.
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