dejan stevanovic

md, phd, child psychiatrist and specialist for neuropsychology

About

I was born in 1979 in Serbia and obtained my medical education at the Medical School University of Belgrade, but was educated at various European centers as well. My main research interests are child neuropsychiatry, cognitive neuropsychology, and pharmacoeconomics. Specifically, I research children with epilepsy, anxiety and depression, and neurobiological syndromes, but the patient-reported outcome (PRO) concepts as well. My other interests are life coaching, traveling, and all-to-do with hedonism. Married and has two sons. Specialties: child & adolescent psychiatry, clinical neuropsychology, statistics, psychometrics, medical research counselling, patient-reported outcome (quality of life)

Country

serbia

City

serbia

Industry

hospital & health care

Skill

psychiatry, medical education, medicine, mental health, clinical research, clinical trials, child psychiatry, research, healthcare, statistics, neurology, medical research, public health, treatment, cbt, neuroscience, child development, clinical neuropsychology, psychopharmacology, psychometrics, adolescents, pediatrics, hospitals, child mental health, science, adolescent health, epidemiology, family medicine, peer reviews, emergency medicine, epilepsy, internal medicine, board certified, cognitive behavioral therapy, neuropsychology, working with adolescents, psychotherapy, healthcare management, psychology

Experience

doctor

psychiatry department general hospital sombor

2008-1 - 2013-9 · 5 yrs 9 mos

Working with children and adolescents with mental health problems, consultant for medical research and statistics

md, phd, child psychiatrist and specialist for neuropsychology

clinic for neurology and psychiatry for children and youth

2013-9 - Present · 13 yrs 1 mo

treating children and adolescents with medications, supportive work and counseling families, researching

Education

university of belgrade

philosophy

2014-1 - 2014-1 · 1 mo

PhD thesis “Applying the principles of good research practice for cross-cultural adaptation to pediatric health-related quality of life questionnaires”