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Treatment Delayed Is Treatment Denied!
Revista Española de Cardiología (English Edition), 2009Correspondence: Dr. Giuseppe De Luca. Cardiologia Intervencionista. Division de Cardiologia. Hospital Maggiore della Carita. Universidad del piemonte Oriental. Corso Mazzini, 18. 28100 Novara. Italia. E-mail: giuspepe.deluca@maggioreosp.novara.it See article on pageS 15-22 A recent meta-analysis of 23 randomized trials has shown that primary ...
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TREATMENT ENVIRONMENT AND TREATMENT OUTCOME
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1972Seven large equivalent male Veterans Administration wards were used in a study linking treatment environment as perceived by patients and staff to treatment outcome as assessed by ward dropout, release, and community tenure rates.
R, Moos, J, Schwartz
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Placebo treatment versus no treatment
2002Placebo interventions are often believed to improve patient reported and observer reported outcomes, but this belief is not based on evidence from randomised trials that compare placebo with no treatment.To assess the effect of placebo interventions.We searched the Cochrane Controlled Trials Register (The Cochrane Library, issue 3, 1998), MEDLINE (Jan ...
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No treatment is often the best treatment
BMJ, 2012Lasker and Chowdhury described many drug related alternatives for this patient intolerant of simvastatin but omitted one …
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Treatment of Aptitude × Treatment Interactions.
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1991The main effects in psychotherapy research have been smaller than expected. Rather than concluding that psychotherapy has weak effects, clinical researchers have argued that average effect sizes are reduced because of mismatches between clients and treatment.
B, Smith, L, Sechrest
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Treatment Objectives and Treatment Planning
Dental Clinics of North America, 1981Treatment planning is perhaps the most challenging aspect of orthodontic treatment. Each patient is an individual and must be treated as such. A conscientious clinician must avoid casting every patient into stereotyped treatment. This article has attempted to present one way to aid and guide the clinician in the methodical thought process necessary in ...
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TREATMENT METHODS AND FASHIONS IN TREATMENT
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1961It seems that in the current practice of psychiatry, the fashion for almost every kind of nervous and mental disorder is pharmacotherapy. There are “psychotropic” and “neuroleptic” tranquilizers, energizers (can brain function be “energized”?), antidepressants, hallucinogenic chemicals, and other drugs, all representing the latest in psychiatric ...
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1951
• Over 5,000 patients having the symptom of chronic headache were evaluated for their therapeutic response to many various drugs (e.g., analgesics, sedatives, stimulants, antihistaminics, vitamins, and hormones). At present, the best method of drug evaluation is the use of the double-blind technique, in which a placebo and two or more therapeutic ...
A P, FRIEDMAN, H H, MERRITT
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• Over 5,000 patients having the symptom of chronic headache were evaluated for their therapeutic response to many various drugs (e.g., analgesics, sedatives, stimulants, antihistaminics, vitamins, and hormones). At present, the best method of drug evaluation is the use of the double-blind technique, in which a placebo and two or more therapeutic ...
A P, FRIEDMAN, H H, MERRITT
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