Assessing recovery in depression: Validity of symptom inventories
Abstract Depression inventories are commonly used to assess outcome in studies of the treatment and course of affective disorders. Unfortunately, different investigators use different cutoff scores to define recovery, limiting the comparability of studies. Moreover, not even the most commonly employ...
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