2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.pnpbp.2007.03.005
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Bipolar disorder

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“…Shared diagnostic criteria and symptomatology (particularly with unipolar depression for adults, but also with schizophrenia), comorbidity with other disorders (e.g., substance abuse, anxiety disorders), the tendency for depressive episodes to precede episodes of mania or hypomania, poor diagnostic criteria for hypomanic episodes, lack of knowledge or awareness on the part of professionals, low rates of physician reimbursement for low-income health insured and/or not enough time spent with clients resulting in little inquiry about family history or hypomanic symptoms, lack of individual insight into symptoms and behaviors, and the tendency for individuals to seek help when depressed, but not manic, have all been presented as contributing to the current state of diagnosis (e.g., Benazzi, 2007 ;Emilien, Septien, Brisard, Corruble, & Bourin, 2007 ;McCombs, Ahn, Tencer, & Shi, 2007 ;Yen, Chen, Ko, Yen, & Huang, 2007 ).…”
Section: Challenges To a Bipolar Disorder Diagnosismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Shared diagnostic criteria and symptomatology (particularly with unipolar depression for adults, but also with schizophrenia), comorbidity with other disorders (e.g., substance abuse, anxiety disorders), the tendency for depressive episodes to precede episodes of mania or hypomania, poor diagnostic criteria for hypomanic episodes, lack of knowledge or awareness on the part of professionals, low rates of physician reimbursement for low-income health insured and/or not enough time spent with clients resulting in little inquiry about family history or hypomanic symptoms, lack of individual insight into symptoms and behaviors, and the tendency for individuals to seek help when depressed, but not manic, have all been presented as contributing to the current state of diagnosis (e.g., Benazzi, 2007 ;Emilien, Septien, Brisard, Corruble, & Bourin, 2007 ;McCombs, Ahn, Tencer, & Shi, 2007 ;Yen, Chen, Ko, Yen, & Huang, 2007 ).…”
Section: Challenges To a Bipolar Disorder Diagnosismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While antidepressant-or stimulant-associated switch to hypomania or mania were not suffi cient criteria for a bipolar diagnosis according to the DSM-IV-TR, it had previously been recommended that such medication responses should prompt further consideration and screening for bipolar disorder (Emilien, Septien, Brisard, Corruble, & Bourin, 2007 ). In DSM-5 substance-induced bipolar disorder is a diagnosis, with the mood disturbance (i.e., elevated, expansive, or irritable mood) prompted by a substance or medication and lasting a "substantial period of time "e.g., about 1 month)" (APA, 2013 , p. 142).…”
Section: Treatment Responsementioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is in fact well known that approximately 50% of patients have the so-called DMI (Depression-Mania-Interval) pattern, where the manic episode naturally follows the depressive one [10]. In spite of the reported undertreatment of depression [11], in the western world patients suffering from severe depression are likely to receive some kind of antidepressant treatment. In this case, even the Mania episode that would have occurred anyway, could not be diagnosed as Manic episode since it started during the course of AD treatment [12].…”
Section: Commentarymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Treatment approaches should consider not only euthymia as a goal but also cognitive and functional improvement of patients with such a complex disorder [3]. Functional remediation and psychoeducation among psychological interventions may help to enhance functioning.…”
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