Precision Psychiatry Wiki — review draft

Origin. raw/_1_for_WS_Precision_Psychiatry_Wiki.docx One-line gist. The internal review draft that defines the planned 13-page public wiki release, supplies drafted content for each page, and carries a 22-entry publication, patent, and institutional reference table with per-entry review checkboxes.

Structure of the source

The document is organised as a review package rather than finished copy. It contains a page-status table (all 13 planned pages marked PUBLIC), a WP-ID mapping from each planned wiki page to the section of the draft that supplies its content, then the drafted source content itself, then the reference table and keyword lists.

IDPlanned pageWhere this wiki put it
WP-01Home and partnership propositionOverview
WP-02ELTE and NIPG capabilitiesNIPG, Capability portfolio
WP-03Speech Gap and longitudinal measurementSpeech Gap, Longitudinal within-person measurement
WP-04Argus Cognitive and clinical AI translationArgus Cognitive, Clinical AI translation
WP-05Clinical partners and data environmentsSemmelweis / VIKOTE
WP-06Michael Benros and Danish opportunitiesMichael E. Benros
WP-07Autism research and multimodal behaviour analysisAutism heterogeneity, Multimodal behaviour analysis
WP-08Adaptive assessment, learning and interventionAdaptive assessment and serious games, Datasets
WP-09Richter case studySupporting collaborations
WP-10Programme and project opportunitiesProgramme opportunities, MILAB
WP-11WorkshopINNOFAIR workshop programme, Project structure in Plane
WP-12Selected publications, patents and sourcesBibliography
WP-13Contact and collaboration processCollaboration process

Key claims

  • The wiki is a source-based partner discovery and project formation resource, not a marketing site. → Overview
  • Clinical validity, clinical utility, intellectual property, regulatory status, and commercial readiness are separate dimensions and must be described separately. → Capability readiness
  • NIPG’s portfolio should be presented as a connected capability portfolio, not a collection of unrelated publications. → NIPG
  • Speech Gap’s current software treats respiratory pauses as silence, a limitation specifically relevant in BPD. → Respiratory signal extension
  • A separate untreated control group is not intrinsic and is not needed for the within-person observational question. → Longitudinal within-person measurement
  • Trend detection may establish a causal treatment effect — stated as possibility, not as established method.

Notable details

  • 22-entry reference table covering publications, both patent records, the MTMT author identifier, the NKFIH award, and institutional links. No entry was marked reviewed at draft time.
  • Instruction to use MTMT author identity 10007578 as the authoritative starting point for Lőrincz’s publication overview, preserving the identifier rather than substituting a similarly named author. The record displays the disciplinary label “Molekulafizika”.
  • Funding searches should cover Horizon Europe Health, WIDERA, Hop-on, Twinning, Simons / SFARI, the Lundbeck Foundation, Hungarian research funding, and industrial collaboration. → Funding landscape
  • Four keyword clusters supplied for search and editorial tagging, explicitly not as claims that all capabilities are validated or all projects underway.

Pages touched by this source

Overview · NIPG · Speech Gap · Argus Cognitive · Semmelweis / VIKOTE · Michael E. Benros · Erik Szabó · Supporting collaborations · MILAB · Bibliography · Programme opportunities · Datasets · Funding landscape

Open questions raised by this source

  • None of the 22 reference-table entries had been individually verified at draft time. Citations carried into this wiki are carried from the review draft, not independently re-checked.
  • WP-11 (Workshop) and WP-13 (Contact) had no dedicated source section in this draft; their content came from source 2 and source 3.