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• Progress in Diagnosis and Classification-Perspectives of the ICD-11

  • ·Preface

    Página :1-1

    Makio Iimori, Toshimasa Maruta, Yuji Okazaki, Norman Sartorius

    
  • ·Needs and Priorities for the Development of ICD-11 Mental and Behavioural Disorders

    Página :2-5

    S. Saxena, G.M. Reed

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  • ·Experience with ICD-10 in Europe and Scientific Evidence for New Aspects of ICD-11 from German-Language Publications

    Página :6-10

    W. Gaebel, J. Zielasek

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  • ·Diagnosis and classification of mental disorders in Russian speaking psychiatry: focus on affective spectrum disorders

    Página :11-14

    V.N. Krasnov

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  • ·Evidence and experience of diagnosis and classification systems of mental disorders in the past decades in Spain, Portugal and Latin American countries

    Página :15-19

    J.J. López-Ibor, J.M. Santos, M.I. López-Ibor

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  • ·The ICD-10 in the diagnosis and classification of mental disorders in Japan and other Asian countries

    Página :20-24

    T. Maruta, C. Matsumoto, M. Iimori

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  • ·Diagnostic Classification in the United States: A Commentary on the Progression from DSM-III to the Development of DSM-5

    Página :25-29

    W.E. Narrow

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  • ·Culturally Correlated Characteristics of Mental Health Service Users in New Zealand: Implications for Classification

    Página :30-33

    G. Mellsopa, R. Tapsellb

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  • ·The use of diagnosis and classification of mental disorders in Islamic Arabic speaking countries

    Página :34-38

    A. Okasha

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  • ·The classification of mental disorders in French speaking countries: the long and winding road to the rest of the world

    Página :39-42

    C. Pull

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  • ·Evidence and experience of the role and use of ICD-10 in the last decade in China

    Página :43-47

    Y. Xin

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  • ·Is There Scientific Evidence to Reclassify Psychotic Disorders in International Classification Systems?

    Página :48-52

    W. Gaebel, J. Zielasek

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  • ·The need for a special classification of mental disorders for general medical practice: towards ICD11 – Primary Care

    Página :53-56

    D. Goldberg

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  • ·Review of evidence and experience that might support changes of the classification of dementia and other disorders related to major brain damage

    Página :57-60

    K. Kosaka

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  • ·The Views of Psychiatrists, General Practitioners, Psychologists and Consumers on Aspects of Present and Preferred Classification Systems

    Página :61-63

    G. Mellsop, R. Lutchman, S. Lillis, G. Dutu

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  • ·The classification of personality disorders: crouching categories, hidden dimensions

    Página :64-68

    C. Pull

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  • ·Child mental disorders and mental retardation in new classification systems: What can be learned from evidence and experience?

    Página :69-74

    L.A. Rohde, L. Salvador-Carulla

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  • ·Role of culture in diagnosis and classification of mental disorders

    Página :75-78

    D. Moussaoui, M. Agoub, A. Khoubila

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  • ·Unresolved problems concerning somatoform disorders and post traumatic disorder

    Página :79-83

    T. Maruta, M. Kato, C. Matsumoto, M. Iimori

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