The clinical utility of different quantitative methods for measuring treatment resistance in major depression

Keyphrases

• Major Depressive Disorder 100%
• Clinical Utility 100%
• Treatment Resistance 100%
• Quantitative Methods 100%
• Healthcare Settings 75%
• Staging Procedures 50%
• Affective Disorders 50%
• Primary Care 25%
• Further Development 25%
• Confidence Interval 25%
• Management Decisions 25%
• Clinical Practice 25%
• Clinically Significant 25%
• Economic Burden 25%
• Anterior Cingulotomy 25%
• Scoring Method 25%
• Patient Characteristics 25%
• Outcome Prediction 25%
• Vagus Nerve Stimulation 25%
• Specialty Clinic 25%
• Treatment History 25%
• Small Interval 25%
• Massachusetts General Hospital 25%
• Referral to Specialist 25%
• Statistically Significant Difference 25%
• Care Burden 25%
• Special Treatment 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Major Depression 100%
• Patient Referral 50%
• Mood Disorder 50%
• Confidence Interval 25%
• Clinical Practice 25%
• General Hospital 25%
• Primary Medical Care 25%
• Vagus Nerve Stimulation 25%
• Patient History of Therapy 25%
• Electroconvulsive Therapy 25%
• Primary Health Care 25%
• Economic and Social Development 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Major Depressive Episode 100%
• Patient Referral 50%
• Mood Disorder 50%
• Primary Health Care 25%
• Vagus Nerve Stimulation 25%
• Electroconvulsive Therapy 25%
• Patient History of Therapy 25%