The author presents a critique of the DSM-5. It begins with a history of diagnosis in psychiatry, examines diagnostic principles, followed by specific diagnoses. This book should aid the clinicians who rely on the DSM manuals, in general, and the DSM-5, in particular.
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to discuss/explain:
The history of diagnosis in psychiatry
How diagnostic manuals “are made”
What is, and is not, a mental disorder
The clinical utility of DSM-5
Specific diagnoses discussed in the DSM-5
FRN-BRN-GRN–CRC-CVE-IDFPR, NAADAC-SW-MT-MH— 10 CE Hours
THE INTELLIGENT CLINICIAN’S GUIDE TO THE DSM-5
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By Dr. Joel Paris, M.D.,
Oxford University Press, 2nd Edition, 2015
284 Pages
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The author presents a critique of the DSM-5. It begins with a history of diagnosis in psychiatry, examines diagnostic principles, followed by specific diagnoses. This book should aid the clinicians who rely on the DSM manuals, in general, and the DSM-5, in particular.
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to discuss/explain:
FRN-BRN-GRN–CRC-CVE-IDFPR, NAADAC-SW-MT-MH— 10 CE Hours
CCM-CDMS — 9 CE Hours
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