2010
DOI: 10.1177/070674371005501101
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New Developments on Classification and Diagnostic Systems

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“…В ходе выполнения научной работы применены анамнестический, клинико-психопатологический и экспериментально-психологический методы. Качество жизни пациентов исследовали с помощью теста «Показатель качества жизни» [11]. Методика состоит из 10 шкал (номера и названия шкал представлены в табл.…”
Section:  материалы и методыunclassified
“…В ходе выполнения научной работы применены анамнестический, клинико-психопатологический и экспериментально-психологический методы. Качество жизни пациентов исследовали с помощью теста «Показатель качества жизни» [11]. Методика состоит из 10 шкал (номера и названия шкал представлены в табл.…”
Section:  материалы и методыunclassified
“…Evidence of the multiaxial system’s overall usefulness was provided by field trials, surveys, case reports, hospitalization decisions, and prediction of service utilization; additional evidence was provided for the usefulness of other multiaxial systems in use internationally (Mezzich, 2010). The system’s low regular usage in the United States was also noted, rendering its potential unfulfilled and thus contributing to its undervaluation.…”
Section: History and Development Of Axis IVmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Over the years, many authors have voiced concern about the inadequacy of a purely descriptive system for capturing the information needed for sound clinical care, favoring a more etiologically based system (e.g., First, 2010; Mezzich, 2010), although they acknowledge that such a system is not yet available and would be rife with problems including the near impossibility of isolating the causal influence of gender, culture, poverty, family dynamics, and so on. Interestingly, one stressor that has been addressed in the new DSM is trauma—an environmental event without a brain-based origin.…”
Section: History and Development Of Axis IVmentioning
confidence: 99%