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United Kingdom · BMJ Publishing Group

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Evidence-Based Mental Health

Evidence-Based Mental Health is a journal indexed in SJR in Psychiatry and Mental Health with an H index of 43. It has an SJR impact factor of 4,969 and it has a best quartile of Q1. It is published in English. It has an SJR impact factor of 4,969.

ISSN: 1362-0347

Publisher: BMJ Publishing Group

Category: Psychiatry and Mental Health

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4,969 Q1

H-index 43

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33%

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SJR Impact

4,969

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Docs (year)

Docs 3y

106

Total refs

1034

Cites 3y

1174

Citable 3y

Cites/Doc 2y

4.5

Ref/Doc

25.22

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Brief intervention in an emergency department reduces violence in the short term but not alcohol misuse in at-risk adolescents

Ziprasidone monotherapy is ineffective for bipolar-associated anxiety

Developing personalised integrated psychotherapy for patients with personality disorders

Day hospital treatment following brief inpatient medical stabilisation for adolescents with anorexia nervosa is equivalent in efficacy to inpatient treatment

Continuation phase cognitive therapy reduced relapse or recurrence in recurrent DSM-IV major depressive disorder

Computerised cognitive behavioural therapy has the potential to prevent and treat anxiety and depression in young people

Comorbid tics have no effect on response to cognitive-behavioral therapy in youth with obsessive-compulsive disorder

Community-based intervention for people with schizophrenia successfully provided by supervised community health workers in a low-resource setting

Childhood comorbidity and parental mental health problems appear to be associated with ADHD persistence

CBT is effective in reducing symptoms in adults with ADHD whose symptoms persist following pharmacotherapy

Caregivers described how an Alzheimer's disease respite programme gave them time to attend to their own needs

Bupropion confirmed not to cause weight gain in a real-world clinical population

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Brief psychodynamic interpersonal therapy after deliberate self poisoning reduced suicidal ideation and deliberate self harm

"General practitioners often used emotional responses for ""referrals away"" and intellectual decision making for ""referrals to"" in patients with mild depression and/or anxiety"

Both multisensory stimulation and activity sessions improved mood and behaviour in dementia in the short term

Antidepressant exposure during the first trimester does not increase the risk of cardiac malformations in infants

A personality-based intervention moderately reduces risk of drinking in at-risk 13-14-year-old British school children

A geriatric evaluation and management programme prevented functional decline and reduced depression in high risk older adults

A depression relapse prevention programme improved adherence to medication and depressive symptoms but did not decrease relapses

A depression management programme reduced depression in frequent users of healthcare but did not reduce healthcare visits

A depression management programme increased depression free days and costs in depressed frequent users of general healthcare

A 4 stage model described how clients and their relatives experienced the process of developing schizophrenia

3 themes related to a critical incident were identified in the decision to place a relative with Alzheimer's disease in an assisted living facility

2 core experiential and 4 behavioural dimensions of the initial prodrome in schizophrenia emerged

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Evidence-Based Mental Health has an SJR of 4,969 (best quartile Q1) in the CountryOfPapers database.

Immediate OA APC is not available (NPD).

The acceptance rate recorded for Evidence-Based Mental Health is 33%.

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