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“…The DSM-5 process, and the publication of DSM-5 in 2013, have had a considerable impact on the classification of anxiety disorders. …”
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“…Here we draw on our experiences with input from the public during the deliberations of the Obsessive Compulsive-Spectrum Disorders subworkgroup of DSM-5, to help make the argument that psychiatric classification does require reasoned debate on a range of different facts and values, and that it is appropriate for scientist experts to review their nosological recommendations in the light of rigorous consideration of patient experience and feedback.…”
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“…In addition, DSM-5 collapses social and communication domains into a single combined domain. …”
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“…The upcoming DSM5 will impact clinical work and research substantially, and we here point to a few problems that may have been overlooked. …”
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“…The furore preceding the release of the new edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) is in contrast to the incremental changes to several diagnostic categories, which are derived from new research since its predecessor’s birth in 1990. …”
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“…The advent of changes in DSM-5 presents some important moves forward as well as some potential challenges. …”
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“…In this podcast we talk to Prof David Kupfer about the challenges, controversies and future directions of DSM-5 by considering other research frameworks and classification systems of disease, and how this revised psychiatric diagnostic manual will impact global mental health classification and the field of medicine. …”
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“…Given the critical response to the revisions in DSM-5, we also discuss if the recent approach of Research Domain Criteria can be helpful in evaluating the concept of food addiction.…”
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“…The changes proposed for DSM–5 will only partially succeed in correcting this shortcoming. …”
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“…DSM-5 has moved autism from the level of subgroups (“apples and oranges") to the prototypical level (“fruit"). …”
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