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To evaluate the face validity, predictive validity, and clinical utility of a novel multidimensional staging tool for quantifying treatment resistance in depression.

January 27, 2009The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry

A Multidimensional Tool to Quantify Treatment Resistance in Depression

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To evaluate the face validity, predictive validity, and clinical utility of a novel multidimensional staging tool for quantifying treatment resistance in depression.
Assessed a multidimensional staging model designed to quantify levels of treatment resistance in depressive disorders.
Evaluated the staging model's face and predictive validity in comparison to existing staging methods.
The staging tool established reasonable face validity and predictive validity for assessing treatment resistance in depression.
The multidimensional model demonstrated potentially superior clinical utility for staging treatment resistance relative to existing assessment approaches.

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Validation study demonstrates predictive validity for staging treatment resistance in depression, suggesting improved clinical utility over existing methods.

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Fekadu et al. (2009) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69dd58ca8557d5ab8f40cfa2 https://doi.org/10.4088/jcp.08m04309

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Validation study demonstrates predictive validity for staging treatment resistance in depression, suggesting improved clinical utility over existing methods.

A Multidimensional Tool to Quantify Treatment Resistance in Depression

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