… The depressed patients for this study were recruited as part of the Christchurch Outcome of
Depression … needed to be major depression, for which the treating clinician considered that …

… oriented choice of treatment. Further research might assess whether the conclusions of the
present study are generalizable to a wider class of depression patients and other therapies. …

… we focus on the role of personality in the prediction of treatment outcome. … treatment
response, we did not propose any hypotheses regarding their association with treatment outcome. …

… Cloninger’s Tridimensional Personality Questionnaire dimensions do not, on present
evidence, appear to have a consistent relationship to treatment outcome in depressed patients. …

… of depression treatment outcomes that we feel warrant greater attention. … be treated differently
from patients who had a depressive disorder in the past? What is the best next treatment …

… treatment outcome, and our results support the view that in a sample of moderately depressed
… The largest sample (N = 623), which consisted of chronically depressed patients, reported …

… The present study sought to predict treatment outcomes for depressed patients in an
intensive psychiatric treatment setting (ie, partial hospital program). As expected, given the …

… -characterized sample of clinically depressed patients, we identify specific objective sleep
disturbances that are associated with poor treatment outcome in depression. In particular, we …

… treatment outcome in depressive in-patients may be predicted by variables reflecting psychiatrists’
and patients’ initial reactions within treatment… the overall prediction of outcome if basic …

… Although reduction of depressive symptoms has long been a goal of treatment, only in the
… operational criteria for treatment outcomes. Until the early 1990s, outcome terms, definitions, …