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Psychiatric Diagnosis and Classification. Edited by Mario Maj, Wolfgang Gaebel, Juan JoseÂ LoÂpez-Ibor and Norman Sartorius Copyright # 2002, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. ISBNs: 0±471±49681±2 Hardback); 0±470±84647±X Electronic) Index acupuncture 250, 253 acute psychosis Determinants of outcome of severe mental disorders DOSMED) 258 developing countries 257±9 Egypt 259 Indian Council of Medical Research ICMR)257±9 non-affective acute remitting psychoses NARP)258±9 of uncertain aetiology in India 266 adaptation of classifications to PC needs 228±36 diagnosis and disability 233±6 DSM-IV adaptation for use in PC 230±3 other systems 233 ICD-10 for use in primary care ICD-10-PHC)228±30 affective disorders 80 in primary care 223±6 Africa 128, 266 Manual for North African Practitioners 266 Masai 254 medical traditions 254 Shona 254 Unani/Arabic medicine 250 see also developing countries Al Razi 253 Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration ADAMHA)54, 198 alcohol problems in primary care 223±6 see also substance use disorder Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test AUDIT)241 Alzheimer's disease 6 American Heart Association 13 American Medical Association AMA), Standard Classified Nomenclature of Diseases 48±9 American Medico-Psychological Association, Committee on Statistics 48 American Psychiatric Association APA)47±77 American Psychiatric Press 184 amok, Cuba 265 amygdaloid subdivision 90 anorexia nervosa, developing countries 261 anxiety disorders 26 in primary care 223±8 APA classification of mental disorders 8, 47±77, 79 collaborative development of DSM-IV and ICD-10 55±6 developmental process for DSM-V 63±9 diagnostic criteria and instruments 53±6 diagnostic instrument development and DSM-III 53±4 DSM system limitations 57±63 DSM system strengths 56±7 future directions 69±71 historical development 48±56 international classification and DSM-III 54±5 research planning process for DSM-V 64±9 apasmara 252 appearance of objects 4, 158 applicability across settings and cultures 16 Arabic or Islamic medicine 253±5 Al-Razi Rhazes)253 Haly Abbas 253 Ibn Sena Avicena)253 Ibn-Jazleh 253 Tib-E-Unani Greek Medicine)253
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