Research
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Latest papers
Is "appearing chronically ill" a sign of poor health? A study of diagnostic accuracy.
PloS one · 2013
A Comparison Between a Researcher-Rated and a Self-Report Method of Insight Assessment in Chronic Schizophrenia Revisited
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease · 2007
2 publications.
Is "appearing chronically ill" a sign of poor health? A study of diagnostic accuracy.
Rawal S, Atia M, Nisenbaum R, Paré DE, Joorden S, Hwang SW
A Comparison Between a Researcher-Rated and a Self-Report Method of Insight Assessment in Chronic Schizophrenia Revisited
Diana Jovanovski, Konstantine K. Zakzanis, Mina Atia, Zachariah Campbell, Donald A. Young
Frequent collaborators
- Stephen Hwang and Rosane Nisenbaum: 64 shared papers
- Stephen Hwang and Mina Atia: 1 shared paper
- Stephen Hwang and Shail Rawal: 1 shared paper
- Rosane Nisenbaum and Mina Atia: 1 shared paper
- Rosane Nisenbaum and Shail Rawal: 1 shared paper
- Konstantine Zakzanis and Mina Atia: 1 shared paper
- Mina Atia and Shail Rawal: 1 shared paper
- Department of Medicine
- Department of Psychology
- Biostatistics Division
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