DSM-5 and the law : changes and challenges / edited by Charles Scott, MD.
2015
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Title
DSM-5 and the law : changes and challenges / edited by Charles Scott, MD.
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New York : Oxford University Press, [2015]
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©2015
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1 online resource
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DSM-5 : development and implementation / Jessica Ferranti
DSM-5 and major diagnostic changes / William Newman, Brian Holoyda
DSM-5 : diagnosing and report writing / Charles Scott
DSM-5 and psychiatric evaluations of individuals in the criminal justice system / Richard Frierson
DSM5 : competencies and the criminal justice system / Stephen Noffsinger, Jennifer Piel
DSM-5 and not guilty by reason of insanity and diminished mens rea defenses / Stephen Noffsinger, Jennifer Piel
DSM-5 and civil competencies / Robert Weinstock, Jennifer Piel, Gregory B. Leong
DSM-5 and personal injury litigation / Charles Scott, Ryan Wagoner, Mace Beckson
DSM-5 and disability evaluations / John Greene, Charles Scott
DSM-5 and education evaluations in school aged children / Anne McBride
DSM-5 and malingering / Barbara McDermott, Charles Scott.
DSM-5 and major diagnostic changes / William Newman, Brian Holoyda
DSM-5 : diagnosing and report writing / Charles Scott
DSM-5 and psychiatric evaluations of individuals in the criminal justice system / Richard Frierson
DSM5 : competencies and the criminal justice system / Stephen Noffsinger, Jennifer Piel
DSM-5 and not guilty by reason of insanity and diminished mens rea defenses / Stephen Noffsinger, Jennifer Piel
DSM-5 and civil competencies / Robert Weinstock, Jennifer Piel, Gregory B. Leong
DSM-5 and personal injury litigation / Charles Scott, Ryan Wagoner, Mace Beckson
DSM-5 and disability evaluations / John Greene, Charles Scott
DSM-5 and education evaluations in school aged children / Anne McBride
DSM-5 and malingering / Barbara McDermott, Charles Scott.
Summary
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) is the most widely used and accepted scheme for diagnosing mental disorders in the United States and beyond. DSM-5 was released with profound changes revealed in the required diagnostic process, specific criteria for previously established diagnoses, as well as the addition and deletion of specific mental disorders. DSM-5RG and the Law provides an excellent summary of the DSM-5 diagnostic changes and the implications of these changes in various types of criminal and civil litigation. It also provides practical guidelines on how to correctly use the DSM-5 diagnostic process to record diagnoses in a forensic report.
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English
ISBN
9780199368471 (electronic book)
0199368473 (electronic book)
9780199368464
0199368465
0199368473
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0199368481
0199368473 (electronic book)
9780199368464
0199368465
0199368473
9780199368488
0199368481
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