The limiting step toward effective prevention and early intervention is the ability to timely identify young people who might be at risk of developing a severe mental disorder. The gap between research evidence and clinical practice is still wide due to several important challenges: 1) the typically multi-syndromal or unspecific nature of mental disorders in …
On March 15th-18th, a small team from the Translational Psychiatry research group met with other innovative psychiatry departments from northern Germany for discussions on a joint network on the beautiful island of Norderney. A full three days of exchanges and presentations on cutting-edge science including predictive and preventive approaches to the early detection of psychiatric …
A new outpatient service for the early detection of mental disorders The Zentrum für Integrative Psychiatrie (ZIP; UKSH) and Fachklinik für Junges Leben (JuLe; Diakonie Nord Nord Ost) join forces to realize a new service for young outpatients aged 15 – 35 years. Particularly in this age range, early detection and intervention is important as …
Official Opening of the Baltic Early Treatment Service (BEATS) Lübeck Read More »
Through many replication attempts in recent years, it has been shown that many research results cannot be replicated, i.e., the same effects could not be found again despite the same experimental design. This concerns foremost research in psychology, medicine, and life sciences. The reasons for this are manifold. Among them are the incorrect use and …
