Mood disorders
Clinical experience in treatment-resistant depression and bipolar disorder, supported by research in psychopharmacology and psychiatric care.
Clinical practice. Research. Education.
MD, PhD, MSc
Psychiatrist & Neuroscientist
Hospital clinician and psychiatrist with over two decades of experience in mood disorders, forensic psychiatry and addiction care, alongside teaching and research in clinical AI.

CV bibliography entries
Accepted · not yet published
Under review
Reported manuscript pipeline
The main CV bibliography contains articles, conference contributions, chapters and an in-press item. It is not a verified count of unique published papers. The 46 manuscripts comprise 11 accepted and 35 under review, reported on 4 November 2026. Cross-listed titles have not been added into a career grand total.
01 / Professional focus
Clinical experience in treatment-resistant depression and bipolar disorder, supported by research in psychopharmacology and psychiatric care.
Civil and criminal psychiatric consultancy, including assessments of capacity and psychiatric expertise in legal proceedings.
Exploring machine learning, explainable prediction and multimodal approaches to psychiatric and mental health questions.
Professional milestones as documented in the institutional CV. Historical appointments are not newly verified current roles.
Professional record
The supplied CV lists a psychiatrist appointment at Centre Hospitalier du Gers from September 2026, alongside a career spanning hospital practice, forensic consultancy, psychotherapy and academic teaching.
Appointment as reported in the supplied CV; current employment has not been independently reconfirmed.
02 / Research & readership
Selected contributions across psychiatric treatment and mental health analytics. Readership and citation figures describe individual articles.
Analysis of psychological, physiological, academic and social factors associated with student stress.
Read the publication ↗A review of treatment strategies, co-authored with Antonio Tundo and Luca Proietti.
Read the review ↗Article-level snapshots, checked 4 November 2026 unless otherwise dated. Google Scholar, Crossref and publishers have different coverage. Counts across platforms and duplicate records are not added together.
| Research contribution | Google Scholar | Publisher / Crossref |
|---|---|---|
| Treatment-resistant depression review World Journal of Psychiatry · 2015 | 139 ↗ | 86 · publisher ↗ |
| Pramipexole systematic review & meta-analysis Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica · 2019 | 105 ↗ | 72 · Wiley / Crossref ↗ |
| Pramipexole real-world review & meta-analysis Life · 2023 | 40 ↗ | 24 · Crossref ↗ |
| Student stress & machine learning Discover Artificial Intelligence · 2024 | 36 · profile detail ↗ 37 · search result ↗ | 25 · Crossref ↗ |
| Pregabalin, tiapride & lorazepam trial Addiction · 2010 | 123 ↗ | See publisher record in bibliography |
| Pregabalin versus naltrexone trial Journal of Psychopharmacology · 2010 | 119 ↗ | See publisher record in bibliography |
The stress paper also has a separate 7-citation record on a co-author profile. It is not added to the main record because citations may overlap. The co-author profile's career total is not Rocco de Filippis's total.
03 / Current direction
Research into prediction and interpretation, with clinical validation as a separate next step.
Explore the transfer-learning study ↗Antidepressant response, transfer learning and SHAP-based explanations.
Methods combining clinical variables with imaging and genomic representations.
Exploratory work on mood monitoring, behavioural signals and mental health analytics.
Recent antidepressant AI papers include synthetic-data proof-of-concept studies. They do not establish a clinically validated or deployed tool.
04 / Publication collection
Explore the CV bibliography with source-linked citation evidence where matched. Accepted and under-review manuscript sections remain separate. A missing metric means unavailable or unmatched, not zero citations.
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Verification coverage: 140 Google Scholar search-result rows inspected; 107 matched CV titles and 33 remain unattributed. Of 101 DOI references checked, 99 resolved in Crossref and two did not. Publisher follow-up confirmed the AI governance review; the DOI for CV entry 129 was corrected against the matching publisher record. Counts do not establish a unique career citation total.
The CV repeats some titles between the main bibliography and accepted section. A section label records the source list, not an independently reconciled current status. One accepted title and two under-review titles remain to be supplied for the updated pipeline.
05 / Contact & collaboration
Clinical psychiatry, forensic consultancy
and research collaboration.
This portfolio brings together the supplied CV, user-reported manuscript status and selected publisher records. It does not certify current appointments, validate clinical methods or reconcile all publications across databases.
Updated using the supplied CV and user report on 4 November 2026. The CV is internally dated 3 October 2026 despite its filename. Its main bibliography runs from 1 to 154, the Under Review section from 155 to 187, and the Accepted section from 1 to 10. The upcoming topic clusters are not counted as additional accepted or submitted papers. The original portfolio reported 174 records and 4,549+ citations on 3 November 2026; these remain historical, unreconciled platform figures. Google Scholar article records were checked directly through the user’s computer on 4 November 2026. All 140 available name-search result rows were inspected: title matching prevents reference mentions from being treated as authorship. Publisher follow-up confirmed the AI governance review (Italian Journal of Psychiatry, 2024); the DOI supplied for CV entry 129 identifies a different article, so it has been corrected to the matching publisher record (DOI ending in 1563), with the original preserved in the source data. A dedicated Google Scholar author-profile total for Rocco has not been verified; career citations and h-index remain unconfirmed. DOI resolution verifies a record exists, not the methodological quality of a study. No popularity ranking is claimed.