Evidence-Based Policy: From Answer to Question

Between the years 1980-1990, the Osheroff case aroused the emotions of many psychiatrists (Kaasenbrood 1995: 10-15). Osheroff suffered from serious depression. Following the failure of treatment with medication, he was admitted to Chestnut Lodge,¹ where he was treated for seven months using clinical...

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Hauptverfasser:	Tiemens, Bea, Hutschenmaekers, Giel
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Zusammenfassung:	Between the years 1980-1990, the Osheroff case aroused the emotions of many psychiatrists (Kaasenbrood 1995: 10-15). Osheroff suffered from serious depression. Following the failure of treatment with medication, he was admitted to Chestnut Lodge,¹ where he was treated for seven months using clinical psychotherapy without medication. His condition deteriorated to such an extent that his family requested a different treatment. When this request was not honoured, the family decided to have Osheroff transferred to another clinic. Here he was treated with medication. Osheroff’s condition quickly improved, and after three months he was discharged completely free of symptoms. However, this is