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Curriculum Vitae [Retired Jan 1st 2020] William A. Hendrickse, M.D.

August 15, 2020

Previous Work Address Home Address Dallas Veterans Affairs Medical Center 3945 Frontier Lane 4500, S. Lancaster Road, MH 116A Dallas, TX 75214 Dallas, TX 75216 Email: hendrickse@gmail.com Phone 214 543 3179

Citizenship Dual Citizen: U.S.A. and U.K.

Education

1982 Ph.D. Medical Scientist, University of Liverpool, U.K. Thesis "Lipid Transfer Across the Human Placenta"

1974 M.D. University of Liverpool, U.K.

Educational Credentials Evaluators, Inc. Purpose of Evaluation: Immigration. Ref. 35385/SMF July 9, 1992 . Board Certification and U.K. Equivalents

1977 Member of the Royal College of Physicians (Internal Medicine): M.R.C.P.

1982 Certification in Paediatrics: Joint Committee on Higher Medical Training, U.K.

1983 Member of the British Paediatric Association.

1996 Fellow of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health: F.R.C.P.C.H.

1977 Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (Internal Medicine): F.R.C.P.

2007 Diplomat American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, General Psychiatry (Certificate Number 57566)

2008 Diplomat American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Psychosomatic Medicine (Certificate Number 674))

Licensures

U.K. Licensure

1974-1975 Registered on the Provisional List of the General Medical Council (U.K.) until successful completion of one year of mandatory House Officer training in medicine and surgery and obtaining the recommendation of the Hospital Superintendant for full registration.

1975 - 1993 Registered on the Principal List of the General Medical Council (U.K.) Registration number: 1742600. N.B: Voluntary resignation in Sept. 1993 by non-payment of annual dues. Not resident in the U.K. and no plan to practice in the U.K.. U.S.A. Licensure

1974 Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates. Examination successfully passed. ECFMG No. 227-845-5.

1985 Foreign Medical Graduates Examination in the Medical Sciences: FMGEMS No. 227-845-5. Successfully passed.

1985-1991 Institutional Permit: Parkland Hospital and V.A. Medical Center Dallas

Dec. 1990 Federal Licensing Examination, FLEX: Successfully passed.

1991 - Present Texas State Board of Medical Examiners. License Number: H8936. Date of Issuance: 02-22-91.

Professional Societies Member: American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology www.ascpp.org

Current Positions

2007-Retired Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas

2002 - Retired Associate Residency Training Director for Mental Health, V.A. North Texas Health Care System.

1993 - Retired Staff Psychiatrist, Mental Health Service, V.A. North Texas Health Care System.

Employment History

2016-Retired Attending Physician: PC MHI

2004 - 2016 Medical Director: MH Access, Emergency Department Psychiatric Service and Mental Health in Primary Care Service. Associate Training Director: MH Service, Dallas VAMC

2003 - 2004 Attending Physician: MH Access Clinic. Psychiatric Assessments and urgent or emergency outpatient psychiatric care.

2001 - 2003 Medical Director: Mental Health Platinum Team, General Psychiatry Services for Dallas V.A. Medical Center.

1997 - 2001 Medical Director : Mental Health Silver Team, Geriatric Psychiatry Services for Dallas V.A. Medical Center.

In 1997 the Mental Health Service reorganized into continuity of care teams providing psychiatric services across all levels of inpatient and outpatient care.

1996 - 1997 Medical Director of the Inpatient Geriatric Psychiatry Unit. I had a medical student teaching team with no resident. The MS3 feedback was consistently very positive. Students rated the clerkship as highly educational and commented that they liked the direct daily contact with and teaching by an attending.

1995-1996 Assistant Medical Director: Inpatient Psychiatry Service. Primary responsibility: The education and teaching of residents (PGY2) and medical students (MS3) on their V.A. inpatient rotations.

1993-1995 Attending Physician: Inpatient Psychiatry Service supervising residents (PGY2) and medical students (MS3 Psychiatry Clerkship). 1993 - 2000: E.C.T. Service.

1991- 1993 Postdoctoral Fellowship in Psychiatry. Veterans Administration, Office of Academic Affairs (141). One of four recipients who successfully competed nationally for funding. Research: Clinical assessments of psychiatric patients on the Sleep Studies Unit of the Dept. Psychiatry and Digital Period Analysis of the Polysomnogram in Psychiatric Patients. Preceptor: R. Armitage Ph.D. Clinical duties: Assessment and management of sleep disorders at Presbyterian Hospital Sleep Disorders Clinic and Polysomnography Lab.

1990-1991 Post Doctoral Fellowship: UTSWMC, Dallas. Clinical research: Controlled trials and open label protocols for the diagnosis and treatment mood and anxiety disorders. Sleep research studies on patients with major mental illnesses. Clinical duties: 20 hrs/week: Consult-Liaison Service Dallas V.A. Medical Center.

1987-1990 Resident (PGY2-4): Department of Psychiatry, UTSWMS, Dallas.

1985-1987 Fellow: Department of Pediatric Infectious Disease. UTSWMC, Dallas. Clinical research on the treatment of acute otitis media and clinical duties on the ID consult service for Children's Medical Center.

1982-1985 Senior Registrar: Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street, University of London. Academic duties: Supervision of University of London Registrars in Pediatrics: Ward rounds, out-patient clinics, case conferences, journal club and occasional didactic seminars. Clinical Research: Medical record and CT scan review of children with tuberculous meningitis (TBM). Clinical assessment of a novel technique for the rapid diagnosis of TBM by latex particle agglutination. Clinical duties 1984-1985: Departments of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology and the Department of Pediatric Immunology. A tertiary referral unit for the treatment of hematological malignancies and solid tumors as well as children undergoing bone marrow transplantation. Clinical duties 1982-1984: Department of Infectious Disease. A tertiary referral inpatient unit for normal and immuno-compromized children with a variety of unusual acute and chronic infections. Department of Pediatric Neurology also a tertiary referral unit for diagnosis and management of acute and chronic neurological diseases of childhood.

1981-1982 Lecturer: Department of Child Health, University of Nottingham . Academic duties: Supervision of University of Nottingham Senior House Officer's in pediatrics and general practice. Ward rounds, out-patient SHO clinics, didactics, case conferences and journal club. Organization and setting of the medical student’s final graduating Multiple Choice Question and Clinical Examinations in Pediatrics. Laboratory and clinical research (1980-1982): Lipid transfer across the human placenta. Clinical Research: Measurement of free fatty acids in blood specimens collected simultaneously from maternal and umbilical cord blood at the time of normal delivery or caesarian section. Detailed biometric measurements were made of the growth of low birth weight (<1.5 kg & <32 wks gestation) infants fed on either breast or formula milk.

1982-1992 (cont.) Laboratory Research: Developed and refined a bench model to perfuse selected lobes of freshly delivered human placenta. The model enabled the accurate measurement in vitro of rates and amounts of various lipids transferred across the placenta as well as the synthesis of arachidonic acid by the placenta. Lipid measurements were made by various methods including (but not limited to) Gas Liquid Chromatography and High Pressure Liquid Chromatography. Samples of adipose tissue were collected from aborted fetuses for an Electron Microscopy study of the development of brown adipose tissue . Clinical duties: Medical Director, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Queen's Medical Centre. I was charged with the responsibility of opening and running this new unit to provide both routine and intensive neonatal care for an obstetric service with 5,000 deliveries per year.

1980-1981 Lecturer: Department of Child Health, University of Nottingham. Academic duties: Director of the Postgraduate Course in Community Pediatrics responsible for updating and rewriting the teaching manual for the course in community pediatrics. Coordinator of the examination for certification in community pediatrics. Lectures on the subjects of normal and abnormal child growth & development, development and health screening procedures in the community. Post-graduate didactic seminars to General Practitioner's and Senior House Officers in pediatrics and general practice on the coordination of community based child health care services with hospital based specialists, and the appropriate management in the community of chronic serious childhood illness. Clinical Duties: School and Community Child Health clinics

1979-1980 Lecturer: Department of Child Health, University of Nottingham. Academic duties: Undergraduate bedside teaching, undergraduate and postgraduate teaching clinics and formal tutorials weekly Registrar: Queen's Medical Center. Clinical duties: Supervision on the inpatient wards, the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) and the Emergency Department. General pediatric and diabetes clinics and the Growth Clinic (Division of Pediatric Endocrinology).

1978-1979 Senior House Officer: City and Woman's Hospitals, Nottingham Clinical duties: Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), general inpatient neonatal pediatrics covering the labor and delivery suite's of both hospitals.

1977-1978 Senior House Officer : Children's Hospital, Nottingham. Clinical duties: General inpatient and emergency room pediatrics and pediatric surgery

1976-1977 Registrar in Internal Medicine: Liverpool Royal Infirmary (LRI), departments of General Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine and Rheumatology. The LRI is the main teaching hospital and hub of the School of Medicine for the University of Liverpool. The LRI is staffed by the faculty of the University of Liverpool, who are appointed as consultants to the National Health Service. My duties were daily teaching rounds with medical students and formal tutorials once a week. Clinical duties were daily rounds in the inpatient a service and an outpatient clinic twice a week.

1975-1976 Senior House Officer: Broadgreen Teaching Hospital, Department of Internal Medicine. This hospital staffed by the faculty of the School of Medicine, University of Liverpool. Medical students rotate year round and attend all emergency calls and teaching ward rounds are conducted every evening by the SHO or Registrar on call. The SHO's and Registrars were also required to conduct formal tutorials during regular hours once a week.

1974-1975 House Officer: Broadgreen Teaching Hospital, University of Liverpool Departments of Internal Medicine, Cardiothoracic Intensive Care, General & Vascular Surgery.

UTSWMC Dallas Committees

1999 - Education Committee and Resident Advisor, Department of Psychiatry.

1995 - Present Medical Student Education Committee, Department of Psychiatry.

1997 - 2003 Geriatric Psychiatry Fellowship Executive Committee, Department of psychiatry.

2004 - Present Interview medical student applicants to UT Southwestern Medical School

V.A. North Texas Health Care System Committees

Hospital-Wide Committees

2006 – 2016 Compliance Committee (Chair) V. A. North Texas health Care System.

2001 – 2016 Prevention of Workplace Violence Committee. V. A. North Texas health Care System 2001- 2016 Medical Record Behavioral Flag Committee V. A. North Texas health Care System.

1997 - 2001 Patient Care Committee. V. A. North Texas health Care System.

1996 - 2001 Medical Records Committee (Chair) V. A. North Texas health Care System.

1994-1996 Order Entry Results Reporting (OERR) Task-force for the initiation of a computerized medical record. subsequently V.A. Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS). V A North Texas health Care System.

Mental Health Service Committees

2007 – 2016 Recruitment Committee, Mental Health Service.

2006 – 2016 Mental Health Recovery Committee.

2001 – 2016 Team Leaders Committee for Mental Health Service.

1997 – 2016 Operations Council Mental, Health Service.

1996 - 1997 Reorganization in MH Task Force. Subcommittee on Performance Standards for the continuity of care model (Chair).

Teaching Activities at UTSWMC Dallas

2007 - 2016 Psychiatry Mentor forMS1 & MS2 Medical Colleges.

1991 – 2007 Psychiatry MS1 Small Group Leader.

2003 - 2010 Resident Supervisor: Psychiatry Primary Care Education (PsyPCE) Clinic.

1993 - 2016 Resident inpatient, emergency department and out-patient clinic supervision PGY1-4. MS3 Clerkship inpatient and clinic supervision. Medical student V.A. didactics on delirium, dementia, childhood & adolescent psychiatric disorders and eating disorders.

1997 – 2003 Assistant Fellowship Director and Supervisor of the V.A. rotation of the Geriatric Psychiatry Fellow. Geriatric psychiatry didactics on sleep physiology and disorders affecting the elderly. Weekly case conference, journal club and discussant on didactic course syllabus.

1993 - 1997 Resident psychotherapy supervision (insight oriented & CBT) .

1993 - 1996 PGY1 Didactic seminar on recognition, etiology and management of Delirium.

1990 - 1993 Lectures: Cognitive Disorders to 2nd year PA Students. Subject: Delirium & Dementia, with case presentations.

Awards, Honors, and Recognition

1970 Distinction in Organic Chemistry University of Liverpool.

1973 E.W. Hope Prize in Public Health, University of Liverpool.

1974 Distinction in Pediatrics University of Liverpool.

1974 Cecil Gee Prize in Internal Medicine, University of Liverpool.

1990 Outstanding Resident Award Department of Psychiatry University of Texas Southwestern Medical School Dallas, Texas.

1991 Letter of commendation from the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners with congratulations for attaining the highest score on the December 1990 FLEX examination (Homer R. Goehrs, M.D. Executive Director).

1994 Outstanding Resident Teaching Award.

1996- 2016 Five times the recipient of a V.A. North Texas Health Care System “CIA” Award (Courtesy in Action).

2008 Nominated: Irma Bland Award for Excellence in Teaching Residents, c/o American Psychiatric Association.

Grants: Principle Investigator

Digital Period Analysis of the Polysomnogram in Psychiatric Patients. Veterans Administration, Department of Academic Affairs (141), Post Doctoral Fellowship Training Grant. Financial support for two years (and 2 month's) salary at PGY5 and PGY6 level from July 1, 1991 to September 6, 1993 with a stipend of $5,000 per year for education and or research activities.

Grants: Clinician Co-Investigator

Five versus ten days of therapy for acute otitis media with effusion. J.D. Nelson (P.I.). 1985 - 1986 $175,000 Clinical Investigations and Research Affairs, Eli Lilley Research Laboratories.

Adjunctive Treatment During Discontinuation of Alprazolam Therapy. A. J. Rush (Co-P.I), R. Stewart (Co-P.I) Upjohn Pharmaceuticals Company, $193,842. 1988-1990.

A Randomized Controlled Trial of Tomoxetine and Desipramine versus Placebo in Major Depressive Disorder. Lilley Research Laboratories, Eli Lilley and Company. A.J Rush (Co-P.I.), F. Petty (Co-P.I.) $100,000. 1989-1990. Tomoxetine Open-Label Trial in Refractory Depression. A J. Rush (Co. P.I.), F. Petty (Co. P.I.). Lilley Research Laboratories, Eli Lilley and Company. 1990-1991.

An Open Label Multicenter trial of Nefazodone in the Treatment of Patients with Mood Disorders. A. J. Rush (P.I.). Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceutical Research Institute. 1990-1991.

Fluoxetine Effects on the Polysomnogram of Depressed Outpatients. R. Armitage (P.I.) Lilley Research Laboratories, Eli Lilley and Company. 1991-1992.

A Randomized Controlled Study of Fluoxetine versus Placebo in Major Depressive Disorder: Influence of REM Latency. H. Roffwarg (Co-P.I.) A. J. Rush (Co-P.I). 1991-1992.

Multi-Center, Double Blind, Placebo controlled Trial of Nefazodone in the continuation therapy of outpatients with Major Depression. A. J. Rush (P.I.). Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceutical Research Institute. 1992-1993.

A Double-Blind Multi-Center Comparison of the Effects of Nefazodone and Fluoxetine on Sleep Architecture and Quality of Sleep in Depressed Outpatients. A. J Rush (Co-P.I.), K. Yonkers (Co-P.I.). Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceutical Research Institute; Nefazodone Study CN104-106. 1992-1993.

A Comparison of Chronophysiological Dysregulation of Quantified Sleep EEG in Depression and Narcolepsy. Andrew O. Jamieson (P.I.): "Small Grant" (pilot study), Clinical Research Center, Department of Psychiatry UT Southwestern . $5,000, 1992. A Phase III Randomized Multicenter, Open Label Study evaluating the Tolerability and Safety of 3 Days of Treatment with Intramuscular Ziprasidone (CP-88,059-27)(20 to 80 mg daily) or Haloperidol (up to 40 mg daily) Followed by 4 Days of Treatment with Oral Ziprasidone (CP-88,059-1) (40 to 200 mg daily) or Haloperidol in Subjects with a Diagnosis of Psychotic Disorder. G. Trapp, (P.I.) 1996-1997/$78,750, Pfizer, Inc.

A multicenter open-label, flexible-dose, parallel-group evaluation of the cataractogenic potential of quetiapine fumarate (Seroquel TM) and risperidone (Risperdal TM) in the long-term treatment of patients with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder . A. Preda (P.I.2003-6), W. Hendrickse (P.I. 2006-9). $75,500 AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals “CLEARS STUDY” Protocol: AZ5077IL/0089 #03-123.

A functional MRI Study of the Neurocognitive effects of Quetiapine compared to Haloperidol in Schizophrenia. A. Preda (P.I.) 2003 - 2006. Pilot study protocol AZ5077IL/0089 #03-123.

The Incidence of Tardive Dyskinisea in Elderly Patients Treated with Olanzapine, 1998-2001. G. Trapp (P.I.) Lilly Research Laboratories, Eli Lilly and Company (FID-US-HGGE NI 1071).

Publications

1. Paul Cecil Mohl, William Hendrickse, Catherine Orsak, Heidi Vermette. Veterans Affairs and Academic Medical Center Affiliations: The North Texas Experience. Academic Psychiatry, 33:1, January-February 2009; 17-22.

2. H. Ames, W. Hendrickse, R. Bakshi, J. LePage, C. Keefe.Utility of the Neurobehavioral Cognitive Status Examination (Cognistat) with Geriatric Mental Health Outpatients Clinical Gerontologist, Volume 32, Issue 2, 2009; 198 -210

3. R. Hoffmann, W.A. Hendrickse, A. J. Rush, R. Armitage. Slow-wave activity during non-REM sleep in men with Schizophrenia and Major Depression. Psychiatry Research: 95, 2000; 215-225.

4. M. R. Basco, J. Q. Bostic, D. D. Davies, A. J. Rush, B. Witte, W. A. Hendrickse, V Barnett . Methods to Improve Diagnostic Accuracy in a community Mental Health Setting.. A. j Psychiatry, October 2000; 157:1599-1605.

5. Lambert MT, Griffith JM, Hendrickse WA: Characteristics of patients with substance abuse diagnoses on a general psychiatry unit in a V.A. medical center. Psychiatric Services 47(10):1104-1107, 1996.

6. Kingsbury SJ, Lambert MT, Hendrickse WA: A two factor model of aggression. Psychiatry: Biological and Interpersonal Processes 60:249-257, 1997.

7. Lambert MT, Hendrickse WA, Andrews RA, Zelanko E, Fowler DR: Malignant post Vietnam stress syndrome revisited. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease 184(1):354-357, 1996.

8. Hendrickse WA, Roffwarg HP, Grannemann B, et al. The Effects of Fluoxetine on the Polysomnogram of Depressed Outpatients: A Pilot Study. Neuropsychopharmacology 1994.10(2):85-91.

9. Hendrickse WA, Armitage R, Husain M, Steinberg J, Roffwarg HP, Rush AJ. Digital Period Analysis of Sleep EEG in Schizophrenia and Major Depression. Sleep Res 1993. 22:148.

10. Armitage R, Jamieson A, Brown D, Becker P, Hendrickse W, Pechacek P, Roffwarg BP. Ultradian Rhythms of Sleep in Narcolepsy. Depression, and Normal Controls. Sleep Res 1992-21:170.

11. Armitage R, Jamieson A, Becker P, Brown D, Hendrickse WA, Roffwarg HP. Tympanic Temperature and Sleep Micro architecture in Narcolepsy and Depression. Sleep Res 1991. 20:357.

12. Hendrickse WA, Kusmiesz H, Shelton S, Nelson JD. Five vs. Ten Days of Therapy for Acute Otitis Media. Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal 1988. 7:14-23.

13. Kingsley DPE, Hendrickse WA, Kendall BE, Swash M, Singh V. Tuberculosis Meningitis: Role of CT in Management and Prognosis. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1987. 50:30-6.

14. Andrews W, Fyock B, Gray S, Coln D, Hendrickse W, Siegal J, Belknap B, Hogge A, Benser M, Kennard B, Stewart S, Albertson N. Pediatric Liver Transplantation: The Dallas Experience. Transplantation Proceedings 1987. XIX(4):3267-76.

15. Irwin BC, Hendrickse WA, Pincott JR, Bailey CM, Evans JNG. Juvenile Laryngeal 16. Papillomatosis. The Journal of Laryngology and Otology 1986. 100:435-45.

17. Krambovites E, Lock P, McIllmurray M, Hendrickse W, Holzel H. The rapid Diagnosis of Tuberculous Meningitis by Latex Particle Agglutination. Lancet 1985. ii: 1229-31.

18. Hendrickse WA, Irwin BC, Levinsky RJ, Bailey MK, Tymm G, Evans J. Treatment of Respiratory Papillomatosis with Adenine Arabinoside. Arch Dis Child 1985. 60(4):374-6.

19. Hendrickse WA, Stammers JP, Hull D. Transfer of Free Fatty Acids Across the Human Placenta. British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 1985-92:945-52.

20. Hendrickse W, Spencer A, Roberton D, Hull D. The Calorie Intake and Weight Gain of LBW Infants Fed on Fresh Breast Milk or a Special LBW Formula Milk. European Journal of Pediatrics 1984. 143(l):49-53.

21. Hendrickse WA. Paradoxical Expansion of Intracranial Tuberculomas During Chemotherapy. Lancet 1984. ii:794-50 (letter).

22. Chambers S, Hendrickse W, Record C, Rudge P, Smith H. Paradoxical Expansion of Intracranial Tuberculomas During Chemotherapy. Lancet 1984. ii:181-3.

23. Novelli V, Marshall WC, Hendrickse WA, et al. Kawasaki Disease in London. Lancet 1983. ii: 172 (letter).

24. Hendrickse, WA. Lipid Transfer Across the Human Placenta. MD Thesis. University of Liverpool UK; September 1982.

25. Hendrickse WA. How Effective are our Child Health Clinics? British Medical Journal 1982.284:575-7.

26. Hendrickse WA. How Effective are our Child Health Clinics? British Medical Journal 1982. 2S2:1119 (letter).

27. Hendrickse W, Nicoll A, Polnay L, Roberton D, Spencer S. Use of Child Health Clinics. Arch Dis Child 1982. 57:240-3 (letter).

28. Polnay L, More E, Nicoll A, Hocking N, Spencer S, Hendrickse W. How Effective are our Child Health Clinics. British Medical Journal 1982. 284:1330 (letter).

29. Spencer A, Hendrickse W, Roberton D, Hull D. Calorie Intake and Weight Gain of Very Low Birth Weight Infants Fed on Breast Milk. British Medical Journal 1982. 285:924-6.

30. Booth C, Elphich M, Hendrickse W, Hull D. Investigation of 14C Linoleic Acid Conversion to Arachidonic Acid and the Placental Transfer of Linoleic and Palmitic Acids Across the Perfused Human Placenta. Journal of Developmental Physiology 1981;3:177-90.

31. Hendrickse W, McKiernan J, Pickup M, Lowe J. Rifampicin Induced Non-Responsiveness to Corticosteroid Treatment in Nephrotic Syndrome. British Medical Journal 1979-1:306.

Chapters

Depression Guideline Panel. Depression in Primary Care: Treatment of Major Depression. Clinical Practice Guideline, Number 5. V.2. Rockville, MD: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Health Care Policy and Research. AHCPR Publication No. 93-055 1. April 1993. The Efficacy of Tricyclic Antidepressant Medications: Madhukar Trivedi, MD, William A. Hendrickse, MD, MRCP, A. John Rush, MD (Scientific, Technical, and Administrative Support at UTSWMC Dallas: Trivedi M, White M, Arnold L, Hendrickse WA, Kramer G, Savage D).

Depression Guideline Panel. Depression in Primary Care: Detection and Diagnosis. Clinical Practice Guideline, Number 5. v. 1. Rockville, MD: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Health Care Policy and Research. AHCPR Publication No. 93-0550. April 1993. (Scientific, Technical, and Administrative Support at UTSWMC Dallas: Trivedi M, White M, Arnold L, Hendrickse WA, Kramer G, Savage D).

Petty K, Kramer GL, Hendrickse WA. GABA in Depression. In: Mann JJ, Kupfer DL, eds. Biology of Depressive Disorders. Part A: A Systems Perspective. 0 ed. New York: Plenum Press, 1993:79-108. (The Depressive Illness Series; Volume 3).

Depression Guideline Panel. Depression in Primary Care: Detection, Diagnosis and Treatment. Quick Reference Guide for Clinicians, Number 5. U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Health Care Policy and Research. Rockville, MD. AHCPR Publication No. 93-0552. April 1993. (Scientific, Technical, and Administrative Support at UTSWMC Dallas: Trivedi M, White M, Arnold L, Hendrickse WA, Kramer G, Savage D).

Depression Guideline Panel. Depression is a Treatable Illness. A Patient's Guide. U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Health Care Policy and Research. Rockville, MD. AHCPR Publication No. 93-0553, 1993. (Scientific, Technical, and Administrative Support at UTSWMC Dallas: Trivedi M, White M, Arnold L, Hendrickse WA, Kramer G, Savage D).

Rush AJ, Hendrickse WA. Erfahrungen mit Fluoxetin (Prozac) in den U.S.A. In: Hippius H, Laakmann G, eds. Depressioinstherapie. ChancenundRisikeneinesNeucnAnatzes. ed. Berlin/Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag, 1991;27-45.

Hendrickse WA, Shelton S, Kusmiesz H, Nelson JD. Biotypes of Haemophilus Influenza isolated from Middle Ear Fluid of Children with Acute Otitis Media with Effusion, In: Lim DJ, Bluestone CD, Klien JO, Nelson JD, eds. Recent Advances in Otitis Media. 4th ed. Toronto, Philadelphia: B.C. Decker Inc., 1988; 28-30.

Abstracts

Gamma Activity During Sleep in Schizophrenia and Depression. Tekell J, Hoffman R, Hendrickse W, Greene R, Rush AJ, Armitage R. Biological Psychiatr. Supplement p74, 2003.

Tekell J, Hoffman R, Hendrickse W, Greene R, Rush AJ, Armitage R. Gamma Activity During Sleep in Schizophrenia and Depression. Annual Convention, Society of Biological Psychiatry, 2003.

Bhavin Parikh, W. Hendrickse, Linda Hynan, Nasir Zaki, Mustafa Husain, Myron F. Weiner Differentiating Dementias with Lewy Bodies from Alzheimer's Disease: A Clinicopathologic Study Annual Meeting, American Geriatric Psychiatry Society (2002).

Jamieson A, Becker P, Hendrickse WA. He Ain't Heavy. He's My Brother. The Influence of Body Mass on Sleep Apnea Severity: A Twin Pair. 1994 Annual Meeting, Southern Sleep Society, March 25, Charleston, South Carolina.

Is Quantitative Sleep EEG A Marker for Major Depression. R Armitage, A J Rush, M Trivedi, W Hendrickse K Yonkers, M Fulton, R Hoffman World Federation of Sleep Research Societies 2nd International Congress, Nassau, The Bahamas, Sept 12-16 1995.

Basco MR, Kashner M, Davies D, Barnett V, Bostic J, Hendrickse WA, Witte B, Rush AJ. Psychiatric Diagnosis in Community Mental Health: Accuracy & Cost. 1994 Annual Conference: Foundation for Health Services Research; Washington, DC.

Hendrickse WA, Armitage R, Garver D, Steinberg J, Rush AJ. Sleep EEG Micro architecture and Interhemispheric Coherence Differentiates Schizophrenia from Major Depression. 1994 Annual Meeting: Southern Association for Research in Psychiatry, March 24-26, Dallas, Texas.

Hendrickse WA, Armitage, Rush AJ, Roffwarg HP, Husain M, Garver D. Digital Period Analysis (DPA) of EEG in Schizophrenia (SZ): Periodicity, Coherence and Interhemispheric Relationships During Sleep. (e International Congress on Schizophrenia Research, Colorado Springs, CO, April 17-21, 1993). Schizophrenia Research 1993; 9(2, 3, Special Issue): 158.

Hendrickse WA, Armitage, Rush AJ, Roffwarg HP, Wolff T, Garver D. Digital Period Analysis (DPA) of Sleep EEG in Schizophrenia (SZ). Biol Psychiatry 1993; 33(6A Suppl): I 17A, 297.

Hendrickse WA, Armitage R, Husain M, Steinberg J, Roffwarg HP, Rush AJ. Digital Period Analysis of Sleep EEG in Schizophrenia and Depression. 7th Annual Meeting (#385, p. 197): Sleep Research Society & American Sleep Disorders Association, June 22-27, 1993, Los Angeles, CA.

Hendrickse WA, Armitage R, Rush AJ, Roffwarg HP, Husain M, Garver D. Digital Period Analysis (DPA) of EEG in Schizophrenia (SZ): Periodicity, Coherence and Interhemispheric Relationships During Sleep. International Congress on Schizophrenia Research, Colorado Springs, CO, April 17-21, 1993.

Slegal DE, Hendrickse WA, Dao D, et al. REM Sleep Eye Movement Potentials in Schizophrenics and Normal's. (Society of Biological Psychiatry Forty-Eight Annual Convention & Scientific Program, San Franciso, CA: #217); Biol Psychiatry 1993 -3 3 (suppl. 6A): 96A.

Hendrickse WA, Kramer GL, Petty F, Rush AJ. Personality Dimensions and Dopamine. Biol Psychiatry 1990; 27(6A Suppl.):70.

Hendrickse WA, Kramer GL, Petty F, Rush AJ. Personality Dimensions and Dopamine. Society of Biological Psychiatry Forty-Eight Annual Convention & Scientific Program, San Francisco, 1990.

Hendrickse WA, Kramer GL, Cain JW, Petty F, Rush AJ. Attachment Behavior and Plasma Homovannillic Acid [pHV.A.]. Southern Association for Research in Psychiatry Annual Meeting, 1990, Chapel Hill, NC.

Hendrickse WA, Kusmiesz H, Shelton S, Nelson JD. Biotypes of Haemophilus Influenzae Isolated from Middle Ear Fluid of Children with Acute Otitis Media with Effusion. Fourth International Symposium on Recent Advances in Otitis Media with Effusion, Bal Harbor, FL, 1987; 145.

Hendrickse WA, Kusmiesz H, Shelton S, Nelson JD. Seasonal Variations in Bacterial Flora of Middle Ear Fluid Obtained from Children with Acute Otitis Media with Effusion. Fourth International Symposium on Recent Advances in Otitis Media with Effusion, Bal Harbor, FL, 1987; 145.

Hendrickse W, Siegal J, Andrews W. Infection Following Orthotopic Liver Transplantation in Pediatric Patients, 26th Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, New Orleans, LA, 1986; 123 1.

Hendrickse WA, Irwin BC, Bailey CM, Ivans JNG Regression of Respiratory Papillomatosis After Treatment with Interferon. British Medical Journal. 1986-298:290.

Hendrickse WA, Nanayakkara CS. Hypertension in Juvenile Dermatomytis. British Medical Journal, 194; 289:84.

Booth C, Elphic M, Hendrickse W. Transfer of free Palmitic Acid and Linoleic Acid Across the perfused Human Placenta. Neonatal Society Meeting, July 4, 1980, Southampton (Archives of Disease in Childhood, 1 55-.969-971.

Oral Presentations

W. Hendrickse. Suicide Prevention: The Dallas VA Experience. VA North Texas Health Care System Staff Training and Development Seminar. August 2009

W. Hendrickse. Why are so many Veterans Killing Themselves? Strategies for Early Detection and Prevention. VA North Texas Health Care System Staff Training and Development Seminar. September 2008

W. Hendrickse, C Keefe. "Not Too Late": Psychotherapy and the Elderly. Grand Rounds UTSWMC, Department of Psychiatry, May 2004.

W. Hendrickse, C. Keefe. "Not Too Late": Psychotherapy and the Elderly. Grand Rounds, Mental Health Service, Dallas V.A.MC March 2004.

W. Hendrickse S. Kingsbury. Clinical Application of Theoretical Models of Aggression. Grand Rounds Mental Health Service, Dallas V.A.MC January 1997.

W. Hendrickse, M. Lambert. Malignant Combat Related PTSD. Grand Rounds Mental Health Service, Dallas V.A.MC, June 1996.

W. Hendrickse. Insomnia: America's Silent Epidemic. Grand Rounds Mental Health Service, Dallas V.A.MC, Nov. 1993.

Hendrickse WA, Kusmiesz H, Shelton S, Nelson JD. Double-Blind Evaluation of 5 vs. 10 Days Therapy for Acute Otitis Media with Effusion (AOME). 26 The Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, New Orleans, LA, 1986; 869.

W. Hendrickse. Clinical and CAT Scan Correlates of CNS Tuberculosis in Children. Grand Rounds, Royal Hospital for Neurological Disorders Queen's Square, Institute of Neurology, University of London. May 1985.

W. Hendrickse, R. Levinsky. Treatment of the Hyper-IgE Syndrome with Cimetidine. 57th Annual Meeting of the British Pediatric Association (Session G32) York, England, April 1985.

W. A. Hendrickse, R. J. Levinksy. Treatment of Necrotizing Fasciitis using Hyperbaric Oxygen. Grand Rounds, Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street, Institute of Child Health, University of London. Oct 1984.

W Hendrickse, V. Novelli. Kawasaki's Disease in London: Clinical Description and Epidemiology of the First Documented Outbreak in the UK. Grand Rounds, Hospital for Sick Children Great Ormond Street, Institute of Child Health, University of London. June 1984.

W. Hendrickse Fetal and Neonatal Nutrition: Implications for CNS Growth and Development. Invited Lecture: Midlands Community Pediatric Association, UK. September 1983.

W. Hendrickse. Causes and Management of Acute Upper Airways Obstruction in Children. Invited Lecture: Nottingham University Home Health Visitors Association. June 1982.

W. Hendrickse The Effectiveness of Growth and Developmental Screening in Community Health Centers Invited lecture: Annual Meeting of The Community Pediatrics Division of the British Paediatric Association, Nottingham. September 1981.