Titlebook: Clinical Psychopathology Nomenclature and Classification; Pierre Pichot,Peter Berner,K. Thau Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Media New

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Grundlagen juveniler Vergemeinschaftung(1) reported on patterns and issues of multiaxial psychiatric diagnosis. The statements of his excellent analysis in essence still hold today and it is not intended to rediscuss them here. The purpose of the following reflections is to discuss the different uses of multiaxial classification.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-25837-5is approach, currently known as the multiaxial model, attempts to articulate in an explicit and formal manner the key elements of the patient’s condition. These elements, termed axes, are evaluated separately from each other and basically include clinical syndromes and etiological or associated fact

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Grundlagen juveniler Vergemeinschaftunge characteristics of so-called “axes” are discussed, in order to examine the relationships between them. Suggestions are then made as to how the information in published multi-axial systems can be viewed in relation to the complete set of clinical and social information that comprises the convention

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-25837-5ough all the diagnoses and thus for his diagnostic and therapeutic action. In striking opposition is the fact that this subject has to date been absolutely inadequately investigated scientifically and has led to almost no practically useful results: Most of the investigations lack clearly falsifiabl

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,Bilanz, Ausblick und Folgen für Pr?vention,listic principles comprised of both theoretical assumptions and empirical observations made in that historical epoch. In the course of time that has elapsed since most of the classical concepts were first introduced, the inadequacy of the theoretical foundations on which our previous knowledge on th

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Michael Raymond,Catherine D. Mccuskerinions on non-affective psychoses are viewed to depart to a large extent from other classification systems. Owing to historical reasons, which have been discussed in detail elsewhere., French psychiatry divides the non-affective psychoses into three major groups of disorders which are considered to

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