Add to ORKGComorbidity is one of the greatest research and clinical challenges to contemporary psychiatry. Mental disorders are often comorbidly expressed, both among themselves and with various sorts of somatic diseases and illnesses. Shifting the paradigm from vertical/mono-morbid interventions to comorbidity and multimorbidity approaches enhances effectiveness and efficiency of human resources utilization. Comorbidity studies have been expected to be an impetus to research on the validity of current diagnostic systems as well as on establishing more effective and efficient treatment including personalized pharmacotherapy
Numerous epidemiological and clinical studies found a high incidence of comorbidity in children and ...
Aim. Comorbidities pose a major challenge for 21st century medicine. The mutual pathophysiological e...
The observation that chronic disorders occur together frequently has become of increasing interest a...
Comorbidity is one of the greatest research and clinical challenges to contemporary psychiatry. Ment...
The existence of two or more diagnoses (psychiatric, or a combination with somatic) in one person le...
In spite of a considerable progress in comorbidity research and huge literature on it, this phenomen...
Comorbidity and multimorbidity represent one of the greatest chalenge to academic medicine. Many dis...
Despite the large amount of research conducted in this area over the last two decades, comorbidity o...
This article aims at addressing the implications of defining ‘comorbidity’ within the field of psych...
Abstract: Despite the large amount of research conducted in this area over the last two decades, com...
Despite the large amount of research conducted in this area over the last two decades, comorbidity o...
The frequent occurrence of comorbidity has brought about an extensive theoretical debate in psychiat...
Comorbidity is a well-established and documented phenomenon in mental disorders and medicine with he...
Comorbidity is most generally defined as the co-occurrence of two or more mental health problems. Co...
Numerous epidemiological and clinical studies found a high incidence of comorbidity in children and ...
Aim. Comorbidities pose a major challenge for 21st century medicine. The mutual pathophysiological e...
The observation that chronic disorders occur together frequently has become of increasing interest a...
Comorbidity is one of the greatest research and clinical challenges to contemporary psychiatry. Ment...
The existence of two or more diagnoses (psychiatric, or a combination with somatic) in one person le...
In spite of a considerable progress in comorbidity research and huge literature on it, this phenomen...
Comorbidity and multimorbidity represent one of the greatest chalenge to academic medicine. Many dis...
Despite the large amount of research conducted in this area over the last two decades, comorbidity o...
This article aims at addressing the implications of defining ‘comorbidity’ within the field of psych...
Abstract: Despite the large amount of research conducted in this area over the last two decades, com...
Despite the large amount of research conducted in this area over the last two decades, comorbidity o...
The frequent occurrence of comorbidity has brought about an extensive theoretical debate in psychiat...
Comorbidity is a well-established and documented phenomenon in mental disorders and medicine with he...
Comorbidity is most generally defined as the co-occurrence of two or more mental health problems. Co...
Numerous epidemiological and clinical studies found a high incidence of comorbidity in children and ...
Aim. Comorbidities pose a major challenge for 21st century medicine. The mutual pathophysiological e...
The observation that chronic disorders occur together frequently has become of increasing interest a...