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RESEARCH PROJECTS
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Systematic review of depression animal models
Systematic review and network meta-analyses of major depressive disorder animal models
Funding: EDITAL FAPERGS 04/2019 - AUXÍLIO RECÉM DOUTOR-ARD and FUVATES 109/2019
Tele-Psychotherapy in times of COVID-19
The use of telemedicine to help the diagnosis of COVID-19, negative affective disorders (RDoC), and suicidal behavior in a randomized control trial.
Funding: PROGRAMA INOVA RS DE APOIO AO ENFRENTAMENTO DA COVID-19
EDITAL DE CHAMAMENTO PÚBLICO SECRETARIA DE INOVAÇÃO CIÊNCIA E TECNOLOGIA DO ESTADO DO RIO GRANXDE DO SUL Nº 001/2020
COVID-19 BIC
The goal of the COVID-19 BIC Program is to educate patients about suicide risk following hospital or emergency room discharge, provide support and help them remain engaged in treatment. The program includes two primary components: a brief motivational intervention delivered by professionals prior to discharge and 9 long-term, regular BIC follow-up contacts delivered by trained volunteers over 18 months after discharge. The program is intended to compliment the care that patients receive as part of standard discharge care.
The COVID-19 BIC Program will take place on four different continents and in 18 different countries in collaboration with the Karolinska Institutet (Estokolm, Sweeden), the WHO (World Health Organization) and the WPA (World Psychiatric Association). In Brazil, the Study will take place in Lajeado (Univates).
Funding: Karolinska intituet / Swedish Bank
Realistic Simulation as a pedagogical practice that induces Empathy and Compassion in medical students
The project aims to evaluate, through realistic simulation, the levels of empathy and compassion (according to pre-defined scales) of medical students enrolled in the 5th period of graduation in a discipline that instigates, through different scripts simulated by an actor (patient), the doctor-patient relationship, assessed both by self and by hetero evaluations over a semester, at three different times.