Index

• The Brain Initiative Papers Advances Neuroanatomy
• Brodmann Areas: Site Overview
• Renin-Angiotensin Modulation in Alzheimer’s Type Dementia
• World Mental Health Day 2023
• Approaches to Illustrations (Updated 27.9.23)
• Some Thoughts on Disorders of Consciousness (Updated on 16.9.23)
• Human Agency and AI Art – Part 2
• Human Agency and AI Art (Updated 4.8.23 and 5.8.23)
• What Is The Role of Psychological First Aid in the Pandemic & Can It Be Optimised For Social Media?
• Posts Back Shortly
• Latitude and Mood – A Brief Look at the Literature
• Latitude and Mood. Why It Might Not Be That Simple. (Updated 28.7.18)
• Biological Links Between Mental Health and Heat
• Body Temperature in Mania and Depression (Updated 26.7.18)
• A Study Investigating the Effect of Temperature on Mood
• Heatwaves and Effects in Psychiatric Populations – Part 2
• What is the Effect of Heat Waves on Psychiatric Populations?
• Alois Alzheimer #ChoosePsychiatry
• Cipriani’s Recent Paper on Antidepressants
• Karen Horney #choosepsychiatry
• John Cade #choosepsychiatry
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 124: Diagrammatic Overview of Key Biochemical Processes
• William Cullen #choosepsychiatry
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 123: An Overview
• John Locke #choosepsychiatry
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis – Overview of Parts 1-120
• Eleanor Fleury #choosepsychiatry #IWD2018
• Nossrat Peseschkian #choosepsychiatry
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 121: Footnote – Garrod and Uric Acid Metabolism
• Sir Alfred Baring Garrod #choosepsychiatry
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 120: Overview of Parts 79-119 (Updated)
• Jean-Martin Charcot #choosepsychiatry
• Olfaction and Cognitive Impairment
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 120: Overview of Parts 1-78
• The Complex Interplay Between Past Psychiatrists #choosepsychiatry
• Gene Candidates for MRI Phenotypes
• Karl Jaspers #ChoosePsychiatry
• Franz Anton Mesmer #ChoosePsychiatry
• Johann Reil: Father of Psychiatry #choosepsychiatry (Updated 28.1.18)
• Research Resources (Updated 3.2.18)
• Anna Freud #choosepsychiatry
• Virtual Reality in Mental Health
• Carl Jung – #ChoosePsychiatry
• New Year’s Resolution
• Happy New Year
• Digital Mental Health in 2017
• Sigmund Freud – Father of Modern Psychiatry #choosepsychiatry
• Seasons Greetings
• Professor Pariante on Psychiatry #ChoosePsychiatry
• The Health and Care Information Strategy: Proposals from the Information Technology Industry – Summary
• The Health and Care Information Strategy: Proposals from the Information Technology Industry
• Summary of Strategy Documents Discussed to Date
• Why Do Psychiatrists Choose Psychiatry? #ChoosePsychiatry
• Digital Strategy: Leading the Culture Change in Health and Care – A Summary
• Digital Strategy: Leading the Culture Change in Health and Care – Next Steps
• Digital Strategy: Leading the Culture Change in Health and Care: A Digital Health and Care System
• Digital Strategy: Leading the Culture Change in Health and Care – A Digital Department
• Digital Strategy: Leading the Culture Change in Health and Care – Digital First Communications
• Digital Strategy: Leading the Culture Change in Health and Care – Digital and Policy
• Digital Strategy: Leading the Culture Change in Health and Care – An Overview
• Digital Strategy: Leading the Culture Change in Health and Care
• Making Links – Strategy Documents
• The Power of Information – A Summary
• The Power of Information – A Quality Driven Information System
• The Power of Information – Better Access to Better Information
• The Power of Information – Connected Information for Integrated Care
• The Power of Information – Information About Me and My Care
• Outline of The Power of Information
• Making Links – The Power of Information
• Making Links – Interoperability and the NIB Framework
• Making Links: Interoperability and the Health Information Exchange
• Making Links – An Interview with Dame Fiona Caldicott
• Making Links – The NIB Framework
• Making Links – NIB Framework: Service User Vision
• Making Links – Strategy Documents (Updated 21.10.17)
• Making Links – The Internet of Things and the NHS
• Making Links – The 100,000 Genomes Project
• Making Links – Revisiting Egbot’s Journey
• Making Links – A Comparison of Standards
• Information and Digital Technologies Clinical Requirements 2020 – A Closer Look
• Making Links – Information and Digital Technologies Clinical Requirements 2020
• Making Links – MyNHS Datasets
• Making Links – MyNHS
• Making Links – Big White Wall
• World Mental Health Day 2017
• Making Links – Five Year Plans in Health Informatics
• Dual Coding in Primary Care
• Health Informatics Posts 2017 – Metaindex
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 21 – Interoperability Related Posts
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 20 – Reviews of Papers
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 19: Health Information Exchange Examples and Discussion
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 18
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 17
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 16
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 15
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 14
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 13
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 12
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 11
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 10
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 9
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 8
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 7
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 6
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 5
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 4
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 3
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 2
• Indexing 2017 Health Informatics Posts Part 1
• Personal Health Records in (Roehr et al, 2017): Templates and Technology Platforms
• Back Soon
• Personal Health Records in (Roehr et al, 2017): Structural and Semantic Standards
• Personal Health Records in (Roehr et al, 2017): Standards
• Personal Health Records in (Roehr et al, 2017): Data Types
• (Roehrs et al, 2017) on the Structure of Personal Health Records
• (Roehr et al, 2017) on Personal Health Records: Overview
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 119: Phosphatidylinositol 3,4-bisphosphate
• (Roehr et al, 2017) on Personal Health Records
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 118: PTEN Nuclear Translocation
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 117: PTEN Properties
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 116: PTEN
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 115: PI3K Activation Pathway for Akt
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 114: NMDA Receptor Activation of Protein Kinase CaM-KK
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 113: NMDA Receptor Induced Activation of Akt
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 112: Elevation of Glutamate After Stroke
• The Health Information Exchange: Summary of (Kierkegaard et al, 2014)
• Usability in a Health Information Exchange in (Kierkegaard et al, 2014)
• Search Confidence in a Health Information Exchange in (Kierkegaard et al, 2014)
• Non-RHIO Related Exchange Mechanisms in (Kierkegaard et al, 2014)
• Health Organisation Participation in a Health Information Exchange in (Kierkegaard et al, 2014)
• Consent in the Health Information Exchange in (Kierkegaard et al, 2014)
• Availability of Information in a Health Information Exchange in (Kierkegaard et al, 2014)
• Frequency of Usage of a Health Information Exchange in (Kierkegaard et al, 2014)
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 111: Ischaemia and Excitotoxicity
• Health Information Exchange Purpose of Usage in (Kierkegaard et al, 2014)
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 110: (Harreveld, 1959)
• Health Information Exchange Themes From (Kierkegaard et al, 2014)
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 109: The C-Terminus of NMDA Receptor Subunits
• Investigating a Health Information Exchange Using a Qualitative Approach (Kierkegaard et al, 2014)
• Back Soon
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 108: Glu2NAR and Glu2NBR Antagonists
• Reflections On Health Information Exchange Use In (Vest et al, 2014)
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 107: GLU2NA, GLU2NB and Synaptic Plasticity
• Association Between Use of a Health Information Exchange and Hospital Admissions
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 106: NMDA Receptor Subunits
• Reflections on the Odds Ratio for the NCHS Data
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 105: Synaptic and Extrasynaptic NMDA Receptor Differences – Not So Clear
• Calculating Odds Ratios for EHR’s and Information Exchange in Jawoon et al’s Paper
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 104: The Glu N2B Subunit Containing NMDA Receptor
• NCHS Data Brief on Electronic Health Records and Electronic Information Sharing: Sharing Information with External Providers
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 103: Extrasynaptic NMDA Receptor Activation
• NCHS Data Brief on Electronic Health Records and Electronic Information Sharing: Certified EHR’s
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 102: Synaptic NMDA Receptor Actions
• Summary of Eden et al’s Systematic Review
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 101: The NMDA Receptor in Signalling
• Technology and User Needs in Eden et al’s Systematic Review
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 100: Synaptic and Extra-Synaptic NMDA Receptors
• Organisation and Workflow in the Health Information Exchange in Eden et al’s Systematic Review
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 99: Extrasynaptic NMDA Receptor Stimulation
• Completeness of Information in the Health Information Exchange in Eden et al’s Systematic Review
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 98: Environmental Stimulation Prevents Excitotoxic Injury
• Overview of Barriers and Facilitators for a Health Information Exchange in Eden et al’s Systematic Review (Updated)
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 97: The Dual Role of the NMDA Receptor
• A Systematic Review on Barriers and Facilitators for a Health Information Exchange
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 96: The Set-Point Hypothesis
• Reflections on (Holgrem et al, 2016):Odds Ratios as a Measure of Policy
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 95: The Calcium Paradox
• Back Soon
• Interoperability and Odds Ratios in (Holgrem et al, 2016) Part 2
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 94: Overexpression of the Mitochondrial Calcium Uniporter
• Interoperability and Odds Ratios in (Holgrem et al, 2016)
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 93: The Mitochondrial Uniporter and Excitotoxic Cell Death
• What is the Odds Ratio? (Updated)
• Back Soon
• Hospital Engagement in the Four Domains of Interoperability
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 92: Mitochondrial Mediated Excitotoxic Events
• Engagement in Core Domains of Interoperability: Data Sources
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 91: Glutamate, Calcium and the Mitochondria
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 90: Mitochondrial Production of Reactive Oxygen Species in Excitoxicity
• Engagement in Core Domains of Interoperability: The ONC
• Engagement in Core Domains of Interoperability: Electronic Health Record Comprehensiveness
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 89: The Mitochondria and Calcium Homeostasis
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 88: The NMDA-NCX-Excitotoxicity Connection
• Engagement in Core Domains of Interoperability
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 87: The Sodium-Calcium Exchanger (NCX)
• Matching Patient Records in a HIE
• Matching Patient Records in a Health Information Exchange
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 86: The NMDA Receptor, Calcium and Glutamate
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 85: Calcium and Glutamate
• Patients’ Support for Health Information Exchange: Summary
• Patients’ Support for Health Information Exchange: Patient Preferences for Consent
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 84: Excitotoxicity and Neurodegenerative Conditions
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 83: Evidence for Excitoxicity as an Exaggeration of Excitation
• Patients’ Support For Health Information Exchange: Types of Recipients
• Patients’ Support For Health Information Exchange – Type of Information Exchanged (Updated 10th June 2017)
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 82: Excitotoxicity and Excitation
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 81: Monosodium Glutamate’s Role in Neuroscience
• Patients’ Support For Health Information Exchange – Level of Patient Participation in HIE
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 80: Excitotoxicity and the NMDA Receptor (Updated 11.6.17)
• Patients’ Support For Health Information Exchange – Patient Characteristics
• Patients’ Support For Health Information Exchange – Perceived Concerns
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 79: The NMDA Receptor
• Patients’ Support For Health Information Exchange – Perceived Benefits
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 78: An Overview
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 77: Linking Oxidative Phosphorylation to Hypoxic Ischaemic Brain Injury
• Patients’ Support for Health Information Exchange
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: A Summary
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 76: Summary of Oxidative Phosphorylation (Updated 3.6.17)
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 75: Adenosine Diphosphate
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Making it Happen
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Increasing Value
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 74: ATP Synthase
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 73: The Chemiosmotic Theory
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Supporting Professionals to Make Use of Data and Technology
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 72: Complex IV
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Supporting Innovation and Growth
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Information Governance
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 71: Complex III
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 70: Complex II
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Transparency
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 69: Complex 1
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Knowledge, Data and Information Access for Carers and Care Professionals
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Enabling the Right Choices
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 68: NAD
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 67: Oxidative Phosphorylation
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Change
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 66: Physiological Factors Influencing BrAce
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Current State
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 65: Measuring Acetone in the Breath
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Evidence of Achievability
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Drivers for Action
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 64: What is Acetone?
• Personalised Health and Care 2020: Using Data and Technology to Transform Outcomes for Patients and Citizens (Updated 22.5.17)
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 63: What is Beta-Hydroxybutyrate?
• The World of Technology at NHS Digital
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 62: What is Acetoacetate?
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 61: What are Ketone Bodies?
• Reflections on The Standards for the Clinical Structure and Content of Patient Records
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 60: What is a Ketone?
• The Standards for the Clinical Structure and Content of Patient Records: Core Clinical Headings
• The Standards for the Clinical Structure and Content of Patient Records: Referral Headings
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 59: A Summary of Posts to Date
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 58: A Closer Look at Cerebral Oedema After Hypoxic Ischaemic Brain Injury
• Standards for the Clinical Structure and Content of Patient Records: Outpatient Record Headings
• Standards for the Clinical Structure and Content of Patient Records: Discharge Record Headings
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 57: Normoxia and Hypoxic Ischaemic Brain Injury
• Standards for the Clinical Structure and Content of Patient Records: Handover Record Headings
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 56: Temperature and Hypoxic Ischaemic Brain Injury
• Standards for the Clinical Structure and Content of Patient Records: Admission Headers
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 56: Cerebral Autoregulation After Hypoxic Ischaemic Brain Injury
• Standards for the Clinical Structure and Content of Patient Records: All Record Headings
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 55: Estimating Cerebral Blood Flow
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 54: Mean Arterial Pressure
• Standards for the Clinical Structure and Content of Patient Records
• Information and Technology for Better Care
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 53: Cerebral Autoregulation
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 52: Secondary Brain Injury and Carbon Dioxide
• Information and Technology for Better Care: Making Better Use of Health and Care Information
• Information and Technology for Better Care: Supporting Health and Care Organisations with Technology, Data and Information
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 51: Anaemia in Secondary Brain Injury After Hypoxia
• Back Soon
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 50: Acetyl CoA
• Information and Technology for Better Care: National Services to Meet Local Needs
• Information and Technology for Better Care: Shared Architecture and Standards
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 49: Cerebral Oedema in Secondary Brain Injury with Hypoxia
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 48: Secondary Brain Injury with Hypoxia – Microvascular Dysfunction + Reperfusion Injury (Updated 22.4.17)
• Information and Technology for Better Care
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 47: The Citric Acid Cycle
• FHIR and Genomics
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 46: Secondary Brain Injury with Hypoxia
• The Argonaut Project
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 45: Primary Brain Injury in Hypoxia
• Fundamental Principles of FHIR
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 44: Glycolysis
• FHIR Overview for Clinicians (Updated 17th April 2017
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 43: Summary of 2 Stage Model of Hypoxic Ischaemic Brain Injury
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 42: Hypoxic Ischaemic Brain Injury
• Consolidated Clinical Document Architecture
• FHIR
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 41: GLUT 14
• HL7
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 40: The Symporter
• Open EHR
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 39: Myo-Inositol
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 38: Restating the Hypothesis
• Integrating the Health Enterprise
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 37: A Recap on Metabolism
• The Interoperability Toolkit
• READ Codes
• ‘Self-Contained’ Posts
• ebXML
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 36: GLUT 13
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 35: Classes of GLUT’s
• The Organisation Data Service
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 34: GLUT 12
• The NHS Number
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 33: GLUT 11
• Standards Applicable to the Interoperability Framework
• The Interoperability Framework Layers
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 32: GLUT 10
• Blog Posts Back Soon
• Types of Interoperability
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 31: GLUT 9 and Urate
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 30: GLUT 8
• Egbot Presents the National Information Board’s Vision of Paperless Health and Social Care by 2020
• Paperless 2020
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 29: GLUT 7
• NHS Interoperability Handbook
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 28: GLUT 6
• Challenges of a Health Information Exchange
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 27: GLUT 5
• The Indiana Health Information Exchange
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 26: GLUT 4
• Health Information Exchange 2.0
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 25: GLUT3
• Challenges for the Maine Health Information Exchange
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 24: GLUT2
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 23: GLUT1
• The Colorado Health Information Exchange
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 22: The Major Facilitator Superfamily (MFS) of membrane transporters
• The Texas Health Information Exchange
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 21: Glucose as a Signalling Molecule
• PMD Health Information Exchange
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 20: GLUT Receptors
• Developing Health Information Exchange Capabilities
• Analytics in a Health Information Exchange (Updated 18.3.17)
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 19: Summary of Posts to Date
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 18: The T3DM and GLUT4 Receptors
• The Michigan Health Information Exchange
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 17: Brain Glucose Utilisation in the T3DM
• Posts to Date on Examples of Health Information Exchanges
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 16: The T3DM – Insulin Signalling
• General Posts to Date on Health Information Exchanges
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 15: The Role of Insulin and Insulin Like Growth Factors in the T3DM
• ICD-11 Posts
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 14: The Concept of Diabetes Type 3
• SNOMED CT®/ICD Mapping and Harmonisation Posts
• SNOMED CT® Posts
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 13: Insulin Dependent Diabetes and Dementia
• ICD 1-10 Posts
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis Part 13: Meta-analysis of Diabetes and Risk of Dementia
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis: Part 11 – Summary of Posts To Date
• ICD-11 Beta: Bodily Distress Disorder
• Dementia in ICD-11 Beta Version
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis: Part 10: Conversion of Units
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis: Part 9 – Cerebral Metabolic Rate of Glucose
• ICD-11: Coding With as Much Detail as Needed
• ICD-11 Conference 2016
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis: Part 8: Correcting for Atrophy
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis: Part 7: Does Atrophy Lead to Hypometabolism?
• SNOMED CT® and Interoperability at the Tokyo Olympics
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis: Part 6 – Summary of Posts To Date
• SNOMED CT® Resources at NHS Digital
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis: Part 5 – Setting the Scene. Brain Glucose Uptake
• Substances in SNOMED CT®
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis: Part 4 – The Rotterdam Study
• Staging and Scales in SNOMED CT®
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis: Part 3
• Specimens in SNOMED CT®
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis: Part 2
• Special Concepts in SNOMED CT®
• The Brain Hypometabolism Hypothesis (BHH): Part 1
• Social Concepts in SNOMED CT®
• Can Alzheimer’s Disease Result From Altered Brain Metabolism?
• Specific Situations in SNOMED CT®
• APOE4 and Brain Glucose Metabolism
• Medication in SNOMED CT®
• Mitochondrial Complex IV Deficiency
• Observable Phenomenon in SNOMED CT®
• Mitochondrial Complex III Deficiency
• Procedure Descriptors in SNOMED CT®
• APOE4 and Mitochondria
• The Classification of Life in SNOMED CT®
• APOE and Aging
• Physical Forces in SNOMED CT®
• APOE and Lipid Metabolism (Updated 21.2.17)
• Generic Specifiers in SNOMED CT®
• 2 Genes Associated with Longevity
• Physical Objects in SNOMED CT®
• Hypotheses About Alzheimer’s Disease: Summary of Posts to Date
• Event Descriptors in SNOMED CT®
• GSK and Alzheimer’s Disease
• Metadata in SNOMED CT®
• GSK in Small and Duff’s Dual Pathway Hypothesis
• Environment Descriptors in SNOMED CT®
• GSK and Lithium
• Administrative Statuses in SNOMED CT®
• Glycogenesis, GSK and Alzheimer’s Disease
• The Insular Cortex and SNOMED CT®
• The Icelandic Mutation Protects Against Alzheimer’s Disease
• What’s a Kinkajou got to do with 21st Century Medical Terminology?
• Lipid Metabolism Explained in this Video
• SNOMED CT® Utilises the Brodmann Area Classification for Brain Regions (Updated February 15th 2017)
• Why Communication About SNOMED CT® is Important
• SNOMED CT® Browser
• ICD-11
• ICD-10
• Hypotheses of Alzheimer’s Disease: Summary of Posts to Date
• ICD-9
• Amyloid and Tau Pathology Explained in NIA Video
• ICD-8
• ICD-7
• VPs35 and Alzheimer’s Disease
• VPS35 in Parkinson’s Disease
• ICD-6
• ICD-5 (Updated 4th February 2017)
• VPs35
• VPS35 and Neurodegeneration
• ICD-4
• ICD-3 (Updated)
• The Endomembrane System
• ICD-2
• Retromers and the Endosome: Small and Duff’s Dual Pathway Hypothesis
• ICD-1 (Well….near enough)
• Small and Duff’s Dual Pathway Hypothesis
• Further Details of the PART Hypothesis
• Statisticians were Responsible for the Development of an International Classification of Diseases
• PART and the Amyloid Cascade Hypothesis
• The Origins of the International Classification of Diseases
• Alternatives to the Amyloid Cascade Hypothesis
• A Literature Review of 40 Years of SNOMED
• Körner Data and SNOMED: A Snapshot from 1988
• Another Hypothesis in Psychiatry: The Amyloid Cascade Hypothesis
• Alzheimer’s Disease: The Amyloid Hypothesis
• ICD-SNOMED-CT® Harmonisation
• Comparison of Brain with and without Alzheimer’s Disease
• ICD-10 Mapping to SNOMED-CT®
• New President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists
• SNOMED CT® and ICD-11: A Shared Ontology
• Voting For Next College President Underway
• ICD-11 and SNOMED CT® Alignment
• Developing Critical Appraisal Criteria for Mediterranean Diet Studies
• SNOMED CT® in Action
• The PREDIMED score
• Mapping ICD 9 (or 10) to SNOMED CT®
• Measuring Adherence to the Mediterranean Diet
• Over 1 Million Relationships: SNOMED CT®
• SNOMED CT
• When is a Research Question Settled?
• Characteristics of the Corfu Older Adult Cohort from the Seven Countries Study (updated)
• Standardisation of Health Information Technology in New Zealand
• Evidence for Bioactivity of Virgin Olive Oil
• Why Do We Need Electronic Patient Record Systems To Talk To Each Other?
• Exercising Through the Week Versus At Weekends
• A History of The Health Information Exchange in Pennsylvania
• Posts Back Shortly
• There Are Many Mediterranean Diets: An Australian Perspective
• Health Information Exchanges and Chronic Conditions: A Brief Discussion
• The New Mediterranean Diet Italian Pyramid
• The California Health Information Exchange – Cal Index
• Is Occupational Sitting Related to the Risk of Death From Coronary Heart Disease? An Answer From 1962
• The Arkansas Healthcare Information Exchange – SHARE
• Did Diet Drive Science in the 20th Century?** (Updated 10th January 2017)
• Arizona Statewide Health Information Exchange
• The Seven Countries Study: Understanding the Mediterranean Diet (updated 18th January 2017)
• HIPPA and Health Information Exchanges
• The Mediterranean Diet – What About Crete?
• Creating a Health Information Exchange in Alabama
• Health Information Exchanges
• Is the Cultural Context of the Mediterranean Diet Relevant for Cognition?
• Neurogaming: Is This a Treatment Modality?
• Does the Brain Shrink Less with Age with the Mediterranean Diet?
• Does Transient Epileptic Amnesia Cause Dementia? Probably Not
• Digital Psychiatry
• Developing an Emergency Medical Response: TEDx Talk
• New Year’s Resolution
• Happy New Year!
• Is Social Media a Reliable Way to Assess Research Output?
• Seasons Greetings
• Whatever Happened to the 7 Pillars of Clinical Governance?
• Involving Patients in Pharmaceutical Development (Updated 1.1.17)
• Risk Factors for Delirium After Orthopaedic Surgery
• How Many Databases Are Needed for a Systematic Review or Meta-analysis?
• How The Brain Changes As We Get Older
• Exercise and Frontal Cortex Connectivity
• Gait, Balance and Mild Cognitive Impairment
• Do People Use Smartphone Health Apps? Updated 15th December 2016
• Do Statins Reduce the Incidence of Alzheimer’s Type Dementia? Updated 14th December 2016
• What is the Subventricular Zone?
• Does This Gene Explain Our Expanded Brain Size?
• World Mental Health Day October 10th 2016 -Dignity in Mental Health
• A Semantic Atlas of the Brain (‘The Brain Dictionary’)
• A Talk on Moving from Brain to Body
• Embracing Pain
• Mapping Every Protein in the Human Body
• Psychosis – Is it time to get back to the basics? (Updated 10th April 2016)
• Our Letter on Smartphones is Published. The BASH study also.
• UK Junior Doctors Strike April 2016
• Mental Health Service Developments in California: A TEDx Talk by Darrell Steinberg
• Our New Paper on Smartphone Mental Health Apps
• Blog Posts Returning Shortly
• World Mental Health Day 2015 (TM) – Dignity in Mental Health
• New Theory on the Action of Antidepressants News Round-Up February 2014 1st Edition
• Research Productivity in Mental Health Mapped in NHS News Roundup January 2014 4th Edition
• ‘The Psychiatrist’ Becomes ‘The Psychiatric Bulletin and Goes Open Access News Round-Up January 2014 3rd Edition
• Framingham Heart Study Data Suggests Link Between Cardiovascular Health and Dementia Risk News Round-Up January 2014 3rd Edition
• SHY Theory on Sleep Elaborated News Round-Up January 2014 2nd Edition
• Big Data: Emerging Narratives?
• The Epidemiology of Delirium: A Paper from 2013
• Visual Depth Illusions: Turning 3-D into 2-D
• Looking Back at 2013 News Round-Up January 2014 1st Edition
• Annual News Round-Up 2013 (Updated 2.1.14)
• Happy New Year!
• Genome Data from NIMH Alzheimer’s Disease Sequencing Project Released News Round-Up December 2013 4th Edition
• Seasons Greetings!
• Study Looks at Outcome in Depression Studies Published Before 1970 News Round-Up December 2013 3rd Edition
• A Story of Building Happiness (Updated 11.10.14)
• The Power of Purpose, Mastery and Autonomy
• Neurodegeneration: A Look at the Pathology of Prion Diseases
• News Round-Up December 2013 2nd Edition
• The Origins of Catatonia
• Exercise in Dementia Investigated in Cochrane Review News Round-Up December 2013 1st Edition
• Could This Psychologist Overturn 160 Years of Medical Practice With A New Finding of Asymmetrical Smell Sensation? (Updated 4.12.13)
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