DSM-III: a comprehensive approach to diagnosis
Social WorkPublished 1 March 1981
Janet B. W. Williams
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Abstract
The new edition of the American Psychiatric Association's diagnostic manual (DSM-III) incorporates a more comprehensive approach to case evaluation. It is essential that social workers become familiar with this widely accepted system to improve both their clinical practice and their ability to communicate with their medical colleagues.
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