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290 INDEX obsessive-compulsive disorder 26 occult practices 250 Operational Criteria Checklist OPCRIT)181±2 operational definition 139 operationalism 139 organic brain syndromes 80 Pakistan clinical research 256 ICD-10 field trials 266±8 Unani/Arabic medicine 250 see also developing countries Papua New Guinea, clinical research 256 paraphilias 95 partial givenness 151±2 pattern recognition approach 42 Pediatric Symptom Checklist PSC)237 see also children personality, multidimensional structure 80 Personality Assessment Schedule PAS)196 see also semi-structured interviews Personality Disorder Questionnaire PDQ)204±5 see also questionnaires personality disorders 80 categorical and dimensional models 37±8 Personalized Idiographic Formulation 173 Peru ICD-10 field trials 266±8 see also developing countries phenetic approach 4 phenomenal consciousness and self-awareness 145±7, 158 idem-identity 147 ipse-identity 147 ipseity 146 pole/focus of experience 147 phenomenology 137±62 contribution to classification 155±9 description in contemporary psychiatry 138±41 features of consciousness 144±55 varieties 141±4 phyla/species 3 physicalism 139 Pinel, Philippe, psychopathy 120 pole/focus of experience 147 polythetic approach 4, 179 prediction 5 Present State Examination PSE)53 primal impression 148 Primary Care Evaluation of Mental Disorders PRIME-MD)201±2, 231±2, 241 Clinician Evaluation Guide 232 Structured Clinical Interview 231±2 primary care PC)219±47 adaptation of classifications to PC needs 228±36 classification of mental disorders 220±1 classifications designed by psychiatrists 219 cross-national adaptation of diagnostic systems 239±43 DSM-IV adaptation for PC use 230±3 International Classification of Health Problems in Primary Care ICHPPC-2)219 patient-centered approach 221 primary care differences 222±8 Read codes 219 special groups 236±9 staff training 242±3 tri-axial classifications 219 World Org. of National Colleges, Academies and Academic Associations of GPs 219 primary care PC)differences 222±8 comorbidity 226±8 PC clinical realities 223±6 PC diagnoses and research diagnoses 222±3 PC illnesses and specialist services 222 procedures 10 clinical description 10 delimitation from other disorders 10 family studies 10 follow-up studies 10 laboratory studies 10 protention 148 ProtokollsaÈtze 139
INDEX 291 prototype 4, 156±7 psychiatric disorders as harmful dysfunctions 111±12 harmful dysfunction HD)111 psychobiological structure of human thought 88±93 matrix of levels and sublevels of thought 89 psychobiology of coherence 93±101 average levels of thought 98±101 creativity 94 free will 95±6 see also comorbidity implications psychologists Child Behavior Checklist 243 Composite International Diagnostic Interview CIDI)243 Equivalent Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Children 243 Mini Mental State Examination 243 training 242±3 Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children 243 see also children psychopathology 99 psychopathy evolutionary and cultural study of psychopathology 120±3 harmful dysfunction HD)121 Psychopathy Checklist-Revised PCL-R)122±3 psychotropic medications 57 qualification 5 Quantum Field Theory 84±8 questionnaires for screening Axis I disorders Symptom Checklist-90-Revised SCL-90-R)201 General Health Questionnaire GHQ)200±1 Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview 202±3 Primary Care Evaluation of Mental Disorders 201±2 Symptom-Driven Diagnostic System for PC 202 see also semi-structured interviews; semi-structured/structured interviews questionnaires for screening of personality disorders 203±6 classic personality inventories 204 IPDE Screening Questionnaire 205±6 Personality Disorder Questionnaire PDQ)204 Schizotypal PD Questionnaire SPQ)204 SCID-II Personality Questionnaire 205 Rajas 252, 255 Rand Corporation Medical Outcomes Study 234 Short Form 12 SF-12)234 Rasch analysis 42 Read codes 219 receptionists and practice nurses, training 242 recollection 149 reification 6±7 reliability 13±14, 208±10 clinical assessment instruments 208±10 comparison between assessment instruments 209±10 comparison with free-form assessment 209 comparisons with consensus best-estimate diagnostic procedure 210 comparisons with LEAD diagnoses 210 inter-rater reliability 209 Standardized Nomenclature of Pathology SNOP)13 validity 209±10 religious healers 249±51 Renard Diagnostic Interview RDI)51, 54, 196 research, impact 21±2 Research Diagnostic Criteria RDC)51, 169 resource holding power RHP), social phobia 117±18 retention 148 Rhazes 253 Robins±Guze validity criteria 10, 30, 57±8, 70, 79±80
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