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284 INDEX consciousness in phenomenology contd) embodiment 151±3 intentionality 149±51 intersubjectivity, `other minds' and objectivity 153±5 phenomenal consciousness and self-awareness 145±7 temporality 147±9 see also phenomenology consumption 88±93 corporeality 151 creativity 85±6 criteria for assessing classification 1±24 classifications general features 2±4 future scenarios 19±22 `good' classification 9±19 nosology current 4±9 see also clinical assessment instruments cross-national PC adaptation of diagnostic systems 239±43 other PC staff training 242±3 training and implementation 240±2 Cuba 265±6 amok 265 brain fag rust 265 obriu 265 see also developing countries culture 34±6, 61±3 classificatory shortcomings 268±9 cultural psychology 126±8 drinking norms 36 related mental disorders 264 see also developing countries culture bound syndromes 249, 261 culture theory as basis for psychiatric theory and nosology 112±13 demographnic view 112 psychiatric disorders 112±13 psychological view 112 DC: 0±3 62 Defensive Functioning Scale 168 definition of mental disorder 30±1 Dennett, Daniel, heterophenomenology 142 denomination 5 depression 26 Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale CES-D)241 China 114±16, 253 developing countries 260 evolutionary/cultural study of psychopathology 113±16 Hopi Nation 116 in primary care 223±8 social competition hypothesis 114 see also affective disorders description of experience 137, 142±3 descriptive psychopathology 109 developing countries 249±79 acute psychosis 257±9 Africa 266 African medical traditions 254 anorexia nervosa 261 Arabic or Islamic medicine 253±4 China 263±5 Chinese medicine 252±3 classificatory shortcomings 268±70 clinical research 256±62 clinical shortcomings 270 Cuba 265±6 cultural differences 268±9 culture bound syndromes 261 depression 260 diagnostic differences 254±6 future classification needs 270±2 health service 269±70 historical aspects of classification 251±4 hysterical dissociative disorders 261 ICD-10 field trials 266±8 India 266 India and SE Asia traditional medical systems 251±2 miscellaneous studies 261±2 modern classification 263±6 developmental neurobiology 33±4 diagnosis and diagnostic criteria 178±9 diagnosis and disability 233±6 Rand Corporation Medical Outcomes Study 234 WHODAS II 234±5 diagnosis-related groupings DRGs)53 diagnostic checklists 180±3 ICD-10 Symptom Checklist for Mental Disorders 182 International Diagnostic Checklists IDCL)183 Lists of Integrated Criteria for the Evaluation of Taxonomy 181
INDEX 285 Operational Criteria Checklist OPCRIT)181±2 see also clinical assessment instruments; questionnaires; semi-structured interviews diagnostic criteria and instruments 53±6 collaborative development of DSM-IV and ICD-10 55±6 DSM-III impact on diagnostic instrument development 53±4 DSM-III impact on international classification 54±5 diagnostic criteria for research DCR)28 diagnostic differences, developing countries 254±6 diagnostic instrument development and DSM-III 53±4 Diagnostic Interview for Borderline DIB)190±1 see also semi-structured interviews Diagnostic Interview for Genetic Studies DIGS)190 Diagnostic Interview Schedule DIS)54, 196±8 diagnostic and management guidelines for mental disorders in primary care PC)28 diagnostic screening questionnaires 200±3 Axis I disorders 200±3 personality disorders 203±6 see also questionnaires; semistructured interviews Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders see DSM dimensional models see categorical and dimensional models disability 31±3, 233±6 diseases 5±7 disorders 5, 169 DNA pooling 41 Dosas 251±2 DSM system limitations 57±63 strengths 56±7 see also ICD DSM system limitations 57±63 classification gaps 60±1 diversepopulationsandsettings 61±3 DSM-IV definition of mental disorder 58±9 research base for DSM-IV disorders 59±60 see also ICD DSM-I 6, 49 DSM-II 50 classifications 53 DSM-III 1, 51±2 diagnostic criteria 57±8, 178 impact on diagnostic instrument development 53±4 impact on international classification 54±5 DSM-III-R 1 Munich Diagnostic Checklists MDCL)183 DSM-IV 1, 4, 6, 8±9, 167±8 adaptation for primary care use DSM-IV-PC)230±3 children 60 collaborative development 55±6 cultural framework of identity, illness experience and clinical care 172 Defensive Functioning Scale 168 definition of mental disorder 58±9 Global Assessment of Functioning GAF)Scale 167±8 Global Assessment of Relational Functioning GARF)Scale 168 Primary Care Evaluation of Mental Disorders PRIME-MD)231±2 research base 59±60 Social and Occupational Functioning Assessment Scale SOFAS)168 Symptom-Driven Diagnostic System for Primary Care SDDS-PC) 232±3 see also APA classification of mental disorders DSM-IV-PC 231 DSM-IV-TR 56±7, 63±4 DSM-V, developmental process 63±9 DSM-V reseach planning process 64±9 classification gaps 65±6 cross-cultural aspects 68±9 developmental aspects 66±7 disability and impairment 65 neuroscience 67±8 nomenclature 64±5
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