Rules for making psychiatric diagnoses in children on the basis of multiple sources of information: Preliminary strategies |
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Authors: | Dr Wendy Reich Felton Earls |
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Institution: | (1) Division of Child Psychiatry, Washington University School of Medicine, 4940 Audubon Avenue, 63110 St. Louis, Missouri |
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Abstract: | Inherent in the structured diagnostic interviewing of children is the problem of how to resolve differences between the child's own report and that of the parent about the child. A related problem concerns the use of outside source of information about the child, such as information from the teacher. In this study, the authors review the decision-making process used in the assignment of summary psychiatric diagnoses based on the child and parent reports, as well as a number of other sources of information about the child. Provisional rules for making summary diagnoses of children are presented.This research was supported by NIAAA Center Grant Number AA-03539, and The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Network III on Risk and Protective Factors in the Major Mental Disorders. |
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