Maria Gefke
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Fog-Petersen C, Borgnakke K, Hemmingsen R, Gefke M, Arnfred S
Nord J Psychiatry
. 2020 Jan;
74(5):332-339.
PMID: 31906771
Fewer patient encounters and diminished bedside teaching pose a challenge to medical students' opportunity to learn during clinical clerkships in psychiatry. Videos can be used for close examination of signs...
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Blaabjerg E, Hemmingsen R, Hoegh E, Wang A, Gefke M, Arnfred S
Nord J Psychiatry
. 2019 Dec;
74(4):287-292.
PMID: 31852322
The Mental Status Examination (MSE) is a core element of the psychiatric assessment. To investigate the current level of psychopathological knowledge, the reliability of the MSE can be used as...
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Hansen J, Gefke M, Hemmingsen R, Fog-Petersen C, Hoegh E, Wang A, et al.
Acad Psychiatry
. 2019 Nov;
44(2):192-195.
PMID: 31722086
Objective: During psychiatric rotation, clerkship students must learn the clinical skill of recording an accurate Mental Status Examination (MSE). The authors built a video e-library consisting of 23 authentic patient...
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Arnfred S, Gefke M, Hoegh E, Hansen J, Fog-Petersen C, Hemmingsen R
Acad Psychiatry
. 2018 Apr;
42(3):432-433.
PMID: 29619776
No abstract available.
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Gefke M, Christensen N, Bech P, Frandsen E, Damgaard M, Asmar A, et al.
Clin Physiol Funct Imaging
. 2016 Apr;
37(6):688-694.
PMID: 27061732
Purpose: The purpose was to examine whether prolonged moderate stress associated with a student exam would increase the blood pressure response to a salt load in young healthy normotensive individuals....