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Tag: DSM-V

New article by Edward Shorter: “An Alternative, History-Based, Nosology for Psychiatry”

Posted on July 30, 2013July 30, 2013 by Alexandra Bacopoulos-Viau

H-Madness is delighted to present a new piece by Prof. Dr. Edward Shorter, PhD FRSC, the Jason A Hannah Professor… Read more New article by Edward Shorter: “An Alternative, History-Based, Nosology for Psychiatry”

A MOMENT OF CRISIS IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN PSYCHIATRY

Posted on April 27, 2010June 24, 2010 by hsdecker

N.B. The DSM currently being constructed is referred to in this article both as DSM-V and DSM-5.  The APA at… Read more A MOMENT OF CRISIS IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN PSYCHIATRY

DSM-V: Continuing the Confusion about Aging, Alzheimer’s and Dementia

Posted on March 19, 2010March 18, 2010 by Jess

Since the early twentieth century, when Alois Alzheimer and Emil Kraepelin constructed it as a unified clinical-pathological entity, Alzheimer’s disease… Read more DSM-V: Continuing the Confusion about Aging, Alzheimer’s and Dementia

Du « facteur de risque » au « risque de psychose » : focus sur la schizophrénie dans l’esquisse du DSM-V

Posted on March 18, 2010March 12, 2010 by edelille

Le comité de rédaction du manuel de psychiatrie américain (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) a réussi à créer… Read more Du « facteur de risque » au « risque de psychose » : focus sur la schizophrénie dans l’esquisse du DSM-V

DSM-5 – or what are you and were they thinking?

Posted on March 17, 2010March 16, 2010 by bowker

The original DSM series was motivated by an attempt to correlate several conflicting classification schemata (such as still persist in… Read more DSM-5 – or what are you and were they thinking?

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