Clara Teusen

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2022-2024
Publications (10 Years): 7

Top Topics

Coronavirus Disease

Physical Activity

General Practice

Top Venues

BMC primary care

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Publications

Clara Teusen, Markus Bühner, Alexander Hapfelmeier, Victoria von Schrottenberg, Klaus Linde, Jochen Gensichen, Antonius Schneider
Development and psychometric evaluation of a questionnaire for the assessment of depression in primary care: a cross-sectional study. BMJ open 14 (7) (2024)
Alexander Hapfelmeier, Jan Donhauser, Clara Teusen, Stefanie Eck, Antonius Schneider
Frequency, persistence and relation of disease symptoms, psychosomatic comorbidity and daily life impairment after COVID-19: a cohort study in general practice. BMC primary care 25 (1) (2024)
Clara Teusen, Markus Bühner, Alexander Hapfelmeier, Victoria von Schrottenberg, Klaus Linde, Jochen Gensichen, Antonius Schneider
Development and psychometric evaluation of a questionnaire for the assessment of depression in primary care: a cross-sectional study. BMJ open 14 (7) (2024)
Alexander Hapfelmeier, Jan Donhauser, Clara Teusen, Stefanie Eck, Antonius Schneider
Frequency, persistence and relation of disease symptoms, psychosomatic comorbidity and daily life impairment after COVID-19: a cohort study in general practice. BMC primary care 25 (1) (2024)
Alexander Hapfelmeier, Jan Donhauser, Clara Teusen, Stefanie Eck, Antonius Schneider
Frequency, persistence and relation of disease symptoms, psychosomatic comorbidity and daily life impairment after COVID-19: a cohort study in general practice. BMC primary care 25 (1) (2024)
Clara Teusen, Markus Bühner, Alexander Hapfelmeier, Victoria von Schrottenberg, Klaus Linde, Jochen Gensichen, Antonius Schneider
Development and psychometric evaluation of a questionnaire for the assessment of depression in primary care: a cross-sectional study. BMJ open 14 (7) (2024)
Clara Teusen, Alexander Hapfelmeier, Victoria von Schrottenberg, Feyza Gökce, Gabriele Pitschel-Walz, Peter Henningsen, Jochen Gensichen, Antonius Schneider, null null
Combining the GP's assessment and the PHQ-9 questionnaire leads to more reliable and clinically relevant diagnoses in primary care. PloS one 17 (10) (2022)