A Global Delphi-Based Expert Consensus on Relapse Prevention Strategies Following Successful Electroconvulsive Therapy for Major Depressive Disorder
Jordy J. E. Rovers(Radboud University Nijmegen), A Dols(University Medical Center Utrecht), Filip Bouckaert(Allen Institute for Brain Science), Akihiro Takamiya(Keio University), Pia Nordanskog(Linköping University), Gábor Gazdag(Semmelweis University), Philip van Eijndhoven(Radboud University Nijmegen), Jagadisha Thirthalli(National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences), Miklós Árgyelán(Feinstein Institute for Medical Research), Declan M. McLoughlin(St. Patrick's Hospital), Indira Tendolkar(Allen Institute for Brain Science), Metten Somers(Utrecht University), Ute Kessler(Haukeland University Hospital), Jeroen van Waarde(Rijnstate Hospital), Randall T. Espinoza(University of Washington), Leigh van den Heuvel(Stellenbosch University), Andre R. Brunoni(Southwestern Medical Center), Colleen Loo(Black Dog Institute), Harold Sackeim(Medical University of South Carolina), Christopher M. Abbot(University of New Mexico), Eric van Exel(GGZ inGeest), William T. Regenold(National Institute of Mental Health)
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