The CGI has nevertheless been more specifically adapted for bipolar disorder [ 2] and schizophrenia [ 4].
Adapted for the disorder under investigation this interview was used in previous follow-up studies by our research group [ 37, 39].
Additional file 2: Definitions of alcohol use disorders (adapted from World Health Organisation 2010).
Traditional approaches to the analysis of acid base disorders adapted from Henderson and Hasselbalch or those proposed by Siggaard-Andersen and colleagues are inadequate for appreciating causative mechanisms.
The EDE-Q [ 47] is a 41-item questionnaire adapted from the Eating Disorder Examination [ 48]; it measures self-reported eating disorder psychopathology.
The diagnosis must be made by the outpatient clinic of the medical centre Rheinhessen-Fachklinik Mainz with the German version of the Eating Disorder Examination adapted for children (chEDE), 29 a structured interview for the assessment of eating disorders.
The early screening and adapted therapy for psychiatric disorders, such as delirium, post-traumatic stress disorder and anxio-depressive symptoms, may decrease the onset of this impairment.
The items of perceived neighbourhood disorder were adapted from the Swedish Living Conditions survey [ 36] (items a-f) or original for this study (g), but developed by the WHO [ 37].
His 1998 book, "Phantoms in the Brain," about rare neurological disorders, was adapted as a miniseries on BBC television, and the Indian government recently accorded him the title Padma Bhushan, the country's third-highest civilian honor.
The new study shows a possible solution, and one that could in principle be adapted for other brain disorders, he says.
Over the past years, cognitive interventions that have been effective in the treatment of depression and anxiety disorders were adapted to a CBT model addressing typical dysfunctional assumptions in OCD, such as inflated responsibility, perfectionism, overestimation of threat and intolerance of uncertainty [ 13- 18].
