Guía de Práctica Clínica sobre Trastorno Bipolar - GuíaSalud

Manager; Althea
Simpson, Project
Coordinator;
Laura J.
Fochtmann, MD,
Medical Editor;
Claudia Hart,
Director,
Department of
Quality
Improvement
and Psychiatric
Services; Lloyd I.
Sederer, MD,
Director, Division
of Clinical
Services
Austria), Guy
Goodwin (Co-
Chairman;
United
Kingdom),
Charles Bowden
(Co-Chairman;
USA), Heinz
Grunze
(Secretary;
Germany), Hans-
Jurgen Moller
(WFSBP Past-
President;
Germany)
Hapog Akiskal
(USA), Herve
Allain (France),
Jose Ayuso-
Gutierrez (Spain),
David Baldwin
(United
Kingdom), Peer
Bech (Danmark),
Otto Benkert
(Germany),
Michael Berk
(South Africa),
lstvan Bitter
(Hungary), Marc
Bourgeois
(France), Graham
Burrows
(Australia),
Joseph
Calabrese (USA),
Giovanni
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representative
Ms Josephine
Foggo
Project Manager,
National
Collaborating
Centre for Mental
Health (October
2004–August
2005)
NICE guideline –
Trastorno bipolar
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Dr Peter Haddad
Lead Consultant
in Community
Psychiatry,
Bolton, Salford
and Trafford
Mental Health
NHS Trust, and
Honorary Senior
Lecturer,
University of
Manchester
Ms Alison Hunter
Project Manager,
National
Collaborating
Centre for Mental
Health
(November
2003–July 2004)
Professor
Dominic Lam
Professor of
Clinical
Bronwyn Gould
(GP); Peter
Joyce
(Department of
Psychological
Medicine,Univers
ity of Otago,
Christchurch);
Ken Kirkby
(Department of
Psychiatry,
University of
Tasmania,
Hobart).
Editorial
consultants
Jean Dunn and
Sidney Bloch for
their editorial
comments.
Professor Ian
Reid, Professor
of Psychiatry,
Aberdeen
University; Mr
Duncan Service,
Senior
Information
Officer, SIGN
Executive; Mrs
Marion
Shawcross,
Social Work
Officer, The
Mental Welfare
Commission for
Scotland,
Edinburgh; Ms
Ailsa Stein,
Programme
Manager, SIGN
Executive; Ms
Joanne
Topalian,
Programme
Manager, SIGN
Executive; Dr
Alan Wade,
General
Practitioner,
Glasgow; Mr
Laurence
Wilson Lay
representative,
Glasgow