DSM-5-TR® Diagnostic Criteria

説明 DSM-5-TR® Diagnostic Criteria

Site Editorial Commentary：The official DSM-5-TR® app

The DSM-5-TR® Diagnostic Criteria mobile app is a comprehensive and redesigned companion to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition, Text Revision (DSM-5-TR®), the definitive reference in psychiatry.

This application provides mental health professionals, researchers, and students with immediate access to the fully revised diagnostic classification and all diagnostic criteria from the DSM-5-TR®, presented in a user-friendly format, facilitating accurate and efficient diagnoses. It’s an essential tool for anyone involved in the study or practice of mental health.

Key Features:

* **Redesigned Interface:** Enjoy a fully updated and intuitive user experience.
* **Enhanced Presentation:** Improved display of tables and charts for better readability.
* **Dual-Use modes:** Easily switch between diagnostic criteria and classification views.
* **ICD-10-CM Codes:** Access up-to-date ICD-10-CM codes for clinical and administrative purposes.
* **New Disorder:** Includes Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD), a new addition to Section II.
* **Revised Criteria:** Over 70 modified criteria sets with helpful clarifications since the original DSM-5® publication.
* **Personalized Features:** Keep track of recently viewed topics and bookmark frequently accessed information.
* **Text Highlighting and notes:** Highlight key sections and add personal notes for future reference.
* **Offline Access:** Access all content anytime, anywhere, without an internet connection.
* **Advanced Search:** Powerful search functionality by disorder, acronym, code, and symptom.
* **No Registration Needed:** No registration, subscription, or software download required.

**About American Psychiatric Association Publishing:**

American Psychiatric Association Publishing is a leading publisher of authoritative resources in psychiatry, mental health, and behavioral science. They provide up-to-date, accessible information for psychiatrists, mental health professionals, students, and the general public.