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DSM-5: What It Will Mean to Your Practice

News | October 10, 2013 | DSM-5, DSM IV
By Roger Peele, MD; Gustavo Goldstein, MD; and Raymond Crowel, PsyD
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Despite the numerous changes, clinicians will not find DSM-5 to be unfamiliar because the new manual is another
revision of recent DSMs. While some contributors suggested a “paradigm shift” during the development of DSM-5,
by the time of its completion on December 2, 2012, the final product retained the style of the last 3 DSMs.
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