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Volume 32 - November 2002

Contents

Page 9 of 9

Correspondence

Addendum

Book Review

Correspondence

  • To the Editor

  • RICHARD ABRAMS
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    21 October 2002, pp. 1321-1326

  • The report of Prudic and colleagues (2001, 31, pp. 929–934) on the results of a mailed questionnaire survey of ECT practices at a sample of New York City Metropolitan area hospitals is in the best tradition of professional self-evaluation, as exemplified by the influential survey conducted by Pippard & Ellam (1981) in the United Kingdom.

Book Review

Noticeboard

Correction

Book Review

Noticeboard

Correspondence

  • The authors reply

  • JOAN PRUDIC, MARK OLFSON, HAROLD A. SACKEIM
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    21 October 2002, pp. 1321-1326

  • We thank Dr Abrams and Dr Fink for their comments on our article, ‘Electroconvulsive therapy practices in the community’ (Prudic et al. 2001). The major point of our paper was that there was considerable heterogeneity in the nature of ECT practices employed in hospitals in the New York City metropolitan region. Neither Dr Abrams nor Dr Fink disputes this, as the evidence was straight forward.

Book Review

Correction

Book Review

Noticeboard

Addendum

Correction

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