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Numerical Listing of DSM-5 Diagnoses and Codes (ICD-10-CM) DSM-5 Advisors and Other Contributors DSM is the manual used by clinicians and researchers to diagnose and classify mental disorders.
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The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (now in its fifth edition text revision, known as DSM-5-TR ) is the handbook clinicians and psychiatrists use to diagnose psychiatric disorders. Published by the American Psychiatric Association (APA), the DSM-5 covers all categories of mental health disorders for both adults and children. I...
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DSM-5
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The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), is the 2013 update to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the taxonomic and diagnostic tool pub…
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Originally publishedMay 27, 2013
Author American Psychiatric Association
GenrePsychology · Reference · Nonfiction · Counselling · Mental Health · Psychiatry · Textbooks · School · Science · Social Work
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Terrible plot, no character development. Still good though.
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After reading through some of these reviews I think that it is safe to say that this manual is very easily misunderstood…
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After reading through some of these reviews I think that it is safe to say that this manual is very easily misunderstood. The two main critiques seem to be that a) Big pharma and the insurance companies had their hands all over it, and b) we are pathologizing normal human behavior. To address point a, there is not much to be said. It was pretty well established that they were involved. But to suggest that the whole manual is crap because of this is to give no credit to the scientists apart of the individual task forces. Do you really think that they would all roll over and let industry dictate science? If you think yes, then you don't know much about science or scientists.To address point b, there are lots of problems with that critique. First, if you only read the few diagnosis that you care about, you are not trained to identify "clinically significant distress or impairment", or you don't have any idea why that's important, then you don't have the proper level of reference to to make this claim. The most often over looked section in ever diagnosis is the prevalence rate. This is where the pertinent data on prevalence in the general/clinical population is compiled. Most rates are not above single digits, and when you combine this with the high rates of comorbidity, the DSM does not seem to suggest that everyone could be diagnosed with a mental disorder, as many people seem to think.Lastly, I want to say that, yes, psychopharmological drugs are over prescribed, and yes, some normal human behavior can be interpreted as pathological. But these are MISUSES of the DSM, and not a flaw of the manual in itself. The DSM makes it pretty clear in every diagnosis that unless you are a qualified mental health professional, you should probably not be diagnosing people all willy nilly. I'm looking at you GPs. My …
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I bestow upon the DSM a 1-star rating. I am a graduate student in a Counseling program, but I am postmodern i…
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I bestow upon the DSM a 1-star rating. I am a graduate student in a Counseling program, but I am postmodern in my approach and philosophy. To me, the DSM as a THING is the epitome of medical capitalism. If you were to research the creation and manipulation of the DSM over the course of its relatively short lifespan, you'd see the puppet strings reach into the clouds of both Big Pharma and the ultra-powerful insurance consortium. This book directly affects the lives of basically everyone on the planet as a "Westernized" methodology for mental health care sifts into all corners of the globe in the twenty-first century. Psychology is a highly soft science riddled with subjectivities, and the DSM is the cookbook for creating ailments that feed the insurance companies, medical professions, and multinational pharmaceutical industries, all the while hiding beneath a thinly veiled "responsibility" to the millions, if not billions, of people who could use some form of mental health care without being diagnosed, labeled, stigmatized, and marginalized by the almighty and plastic powers that be.I understand my stance is easy and does not come close to fully addressing the Gordian knot of this issue. Nevertheless, the 1-star stands strong.
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1980
DSM-III is published, introducing multiaxial system and criteria-based diagnoses
1987
DSM-III-R is published, revising and expanding diagnostic categories and criteria
1994
DSM-IV is published, incorporating empirical evidence and cultural factors in diagnoses
2000
DSM-IV-TR is published, updating the text and criteria based on new research
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