Corrigendum for ÜSTÜN and KESSLER, The British Journal of Psychiatry 181 (3) 181-183.
Corrigendum for Üstün et al., The British Journal of Psychiatry 184 (5) 386-392.
Corrigendum for Kenwright et al., The British Journal of Psychiatry 184 (5) 448-449.
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The British Journal of Psychiatry (2004) 185: 178
© 2004 The Royal College of Psychiatrists

Computer-aided self-help for phobia/panic via internet at home: a pilot study. BJP, 184, 448-449. The authorship for this paper should read: Mark Kenwright, Isaac Marks, Lina Gega and David Mataix-Cols. The online version of this paper has been corrected accordingly.

Global burden of depressive disorders in the year 2000. BJP, 184, 386-392. The third sentence under ‘Comparison of GBD 1990 and GBD 2000’ (p. 390), col. 2) should read: The first was that the epidemiological data used as input for the original GBD study to calculate the burden due to depressive disorders remain debatable: episode incidence was modelled as 2927 per 100 000 per year for women, and 1676 per 100 000 per year for men. The tenth sentence (p. 390, col. 3) should read: In the GBD 2000 the incidence estimates used were higher (4930 per 100 000 per year for women and 3199 per 100 000 per year for men) and with incident cases of depressive episodes appearing at younger ages than in the GBD 1990.

Global burden of depressive disorders: the issue of duration. BJP, 181, 181-183. The penultimate sentence of the fourth paragraph under ‘Scientific studies of duration’ (p. 181, col. 3) should read: The GBD 1996 results were generally accepted, but calculations for depressive disorders remained debatable: episode incidence was modelled for women as 0.29{per thousand} and for men 0.16{per thousand}; episode average age at onset was 37.1 years, with an average episode duration of 6 months (Murray & Lopez, 1996: pp. 601-606).





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