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2012Delayed response to repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation treatment for intractable auditory hallucinations in schizoaffective disorderKelly, D.; Gill, S.; Clarke, P.; Burton, C.; Galletly, C.
2012Metabolic health of people admitted to a psychiatric intensive care unit in Adelaide, South AustraliaAsh, D.; Singh, T.; Air, T.; Burton, C.; Galletly, C.
2012Absolute level of gamma synchrony is increased in first-episode schizophrenia during face processingSilverstein, S.; All, S.; Thompson, J.; Williams, L.; Whitford, T.; Nagy, M.; Flynn, G.; Harris, A.; Galletly, C.; Gordon, E.
2012People living with psychosis: the good news and the bad newsGalletly, C.
2012Reasoning heuristics across the psychosis continuum: the contribution of hypersalient evidence-hypothesis matchesBalzan, R.; Delfabbro, P.; Galletly, C.; Woodward, T.
2012A report on the introduction of ultrabrief pulse width ECT in a private psychiatric hospitalGalletly, C.; Paterson, T.; Burton, C.
2012A randomized trial comparing repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation given 3 days/week and 5 days/week for the treatment of major depression: Is efficacy related to the duration of treatment or the number of treatments?Galletly, C.; Gill, S.; Clarke, P.; Burton, C.; Fitzgerald, P.
2012Delusion-proneness or miscomprehension? A re-examination of the jumping-to-conclusions biasBalzan, R.; Delfabbro, P.; Galletly, C.
2012Assessing cognition in schizophrenia: a comparison of clinician and computerized test administrationForbes, F.; Galletly, C.; Liu, D.; Tyllis, P.; Clark, C.
2012The relationship between Hippocampal asymmetry and working memory processing in combat-related PTSD: a monozygotic twin studyHall, T.; Galletly, C.; Clark, C.; Veltmeyer, M.; Metzger, L.; Gilbertson, M.; Orr, S.; Pitman, R.; McFarlane, A.

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