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The development of the feighner criteria: a historical perspectiveKendler, Muñoz & Murphy (2010) The team that developed the Feighner criteria made three key contributions to psychiatryThe systematic use of operationalized diagnostic criteriaThe reintroduction of an emphasis on illness course and outcomeAn emphasis on the need, whenever possible, to base diagnostic criteria on empirical evidence At the time of psychoanalysis, psychoanalysis had a negative view of psychiatric diagnosis, arguing that diagnosis in the conventional sense could be injurious to patients.Early empirical investigations of psychiatric diagnosis showed that the probability of agreement of two psychiatrists in diagnosis mental disorders in patients hardly exceeded chance. John Feighner came with a proposal that a paper should be published citing and reviewing those papers that clearly outlined the scientific and diagnostic bases for research in psychiatry.He was responsible for doing ‘comprehensive literature review.. and a working outline of diagnostic criteria’ for each disorder.Depression The criteria for depression outlined in the Cassidy et al. article were:The patient has made at least one statement of mood changeThe patient had any six of the ten following special symptomsSlow thinkingPoor appetiteConstipationInsomniaFeels tiredLoss of concentration...
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Psychotherapy
This is a bundle about the ussage and efficacy of psychotherapy. This bundle contains the literature used in the course 'DSM-5 and psychotherapy' at the third year of psychology at the University of Amsterdam.
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