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Volume 17 - Issue S1 - May 2002

S36. WHO symposium - The Balkans, reconciliation for mental health

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The mental health programme and the challenges in Bosnia-Hercegovina

Community mental health and psychiatric hospitals: what strategies for reform. The Kosovar and Albanian examples

Mental health in a divided society

International collaboration and support in the mental health programme in Macedonia

S37. European day hospital evaluation - results from the first year of the EDEN-Study

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Quality assurance for randomisation and survey instruments in the EDEN-Study

Clinical and sociodemographic features of randomised patients in the EDEN-centres

Psychopathology and social disabilities of day-hospital and inpatients during acute treatment

Burden on relatives comparing treatment in inpatient and day-hospital settings

Subjective evaluation criteria in the EDEN-study

S38. Ethical aspects of psychiatric genetic research

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Attitudes towards psychiatric genetics in the Weimar Republic

Attitudes towards genetic research in psychiatry

The attitudes of Turkish psychiatrists towards the genetics of mental illnesses

Informed consent, confidentiality and ethical votes – experience from a multinational psychiatric genetic study

The legal protection of biotechnological inventions

S39. Dimensional approaches to schizotypy and psychosis

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Dimensional versus categorical models of psychosis: is there any definitive evidence?

Evidence that three dimensions of psychosis have a distribution in the general population

Schizotypy and neurocognitive deficits in a non-clinical population

Antisaccade and smooth eye pursuit in a sample of 2000 young males

Developmental instability in schizotypy and psychosis

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Human rights and psychiatric treatment: a round table of concerned partners

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Volume 17 - Issue S1 - May 2002

S36. WHO symposium - The Balkans, reconciliation for mental health

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S37. European day hospital evaluation - results from the first year of the EDEN-Study

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S38. Ethical aspects of psychiatric genetic research

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S39. Dimensional approaches to schizotypy and psychosis

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