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    AuthorPriebe, S (9)Korszun, A (6)Stansfeld, SA (5)Breen, G (3)Clark, C (3)Cohen-Woods, S (3)Craddock, N (3)Craig, IW (3)McGuffin, P (3)Uher, R (3)... View MoreSubject
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    Correspondence between negative symptoms and potential sources of secondary negative symptoms over time. 

    Farreny, A; Savill, M; Priebe, S (2018-09)
    There has been a debate in the literature about the distinction between primary and secondary negative symptoms of schizophrenia. Our aim was to study the associations between negative symptoms and potential sources of ...
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    Are facial injuries really different? An observational cohort study comparing appearance concern and psychological distress in facial trauma and non-facial trauma patients. 

    Rahtz, E; Bhui, K; Hutchison, I; Korszun, A (2018-01)
    Facial injuries are widely assumed to lead to stigma and significant psychosocial burden. Experimental studies of face perception support this idea, but there is very little empirical evidence to guide treatment. This study ...
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    Interviews following physical trauma: A thematic analysis. 

    Skinner, HK; Rahtz, E; Korszun, A (2018-09-24)
    INTRODUCTION: Mental health problems are common in trauma survivors. In particular, depression, anxiety, acute stress disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder. Yet little is known about how these can be brought to the ...
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    Psychiatric outcomes associated with chronic illness in adolescence: A systematic review 

    BRADY, AB; Stansfeld, SA; Deighton, J
    Recent years have seen an increased focus on the high rates of psychiatric comorbidities in adults with chronic illness. This systematic review explored whether chronic illness in adolescents was similarly associated with ...
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    Successful dorsomedial prefrontal rTMS for major depression in borderline personality disorder: Three cases 

    Feffer, K; Peters, SK; Bhui, K; Downar, J; Giacobbe, P (2017)
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    Prevalence of depression and posttraumatic stress disorder in adult civilian survivors of war who stay in war-afflicted regions. A systematic review and meta-analysis of epidemiological studies. 

    Morina, N; Stam, K; Pollet, TV; Priebe, S (2018-10-15)
    BACKGROUND: Epidemiological surveys on depression and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among civilian war survivors in war-afflicted regions have produced heterogeneous prevalence estimates of these conditions. METHODS: ...
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    The acceptability of an online intervention using positive psychology for depression: A qualitative study. 

    Walsh, S; Szymczynska, P; Taylor, SJC; Priebe, S (2018-09)
    Background: Positive psychology interventions may usefully treat depression and can be delivered online to reduce the treatment gap. However, little is known about how acceptable patients find this approach. To address ...
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    The effect of core clinician interpersonal behaviours on depression 

    Barnicot, K; Wampold, B; Priebe, S (2014-10-01)
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    Social networks of patients with chronic depression: A systematic review. 

    Visentini, C; Cassidy, M; Bird, VJ; Priebe, S (2018-12-01)
    INTRODUCTION AND AIM: The social networks of patients are an important factor for the prognosis of mental disorders and can be potentially targeted through psycho-social interventions. We aimed to explore these networks ...
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    What might affect acceptability of online positive psychology interventions for depression: a qualitative study on patient expectations'. 

    Walsh, S; Kaselionyte, J; Taylor, SJC; Priebe, S (2018-07-27)
    BACKGROUND: Positive psychology interventions are brief self-adminstered exercises designed to promote positive emotions, behaviours, or thoughts. They are potentially effective for reducing depression and are considered ...
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