Mastering the DSM-5 by Flett, Mary L. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Dedication Table of Contents Preface Introduction

How to Use this Book Planning for Change

Chapter 1: Implementing Change

Getting Started Phase 1: Planning for Change

Who Should Be Involved in Planning? Time Frame

Phase 2: “Do” Phase 3: Study Phase 4: “Act” Sharing the Information with Your Clients Am I Getting Better? Conclusion

Chapter 2: What in the World is the WHODAS?

World Health Organization Disability Assessment Schedule 2.0 Introduction

Self-Administered Version Interview Format Proxy

Development of the WHODAS Description of the Domains Applications Using the Information with Clients Scoring the WHODAS What Do the Scores Mean? Using the Information with Other Professionals

Case Study 1: Sally Case Study 2: Aidan and His Mom, Emily Case Study 3: Alice, a Resident in an Assisted Living Facility

WHODAS Pilot in an Agency Conclusion

Chapter 3: Symptom Severity Measures

Introduction Development

Applications Using this Information with Clients Administration and Scoring of Level 1 Screen Interpretation and Use Using this Information with Other Professionals

HIPAA Issues and Confidentiality Clustering Level-2 Measures Case Study 1: Arnie Case Study 2: Sonia

Conclusion

Chapter 4: Clinician-Rated Measures

Scoring and Interpretation Frequency of Use Measure Descriptions Clinician-Rated Psychosis Symptom Severity Scale Applications Sharing with Clients Conclusion

Chapter 5: Cultural Formulation

Definitions of Terms Cultural Concepts of Distress Cultural Features of Vulnerability and Resilience Cultural Issues between Provider and Client Overall Cultural Assessment Cultural Formulation Interview

Supplementary Modules CFI for Older Adults

Using this Information with Clients Using this Information with Other Professionals Scoring and Interpretation Conclusion

Chapter 6: Alternative Model for Personality Disorders

History and Development Clinical Issues and Practical Considerations Levels of Personality Functioning Levels of Pathology Practical Applications The Challenge of Diagnosing Personality Disorders Using the Information with Clients Personality Inventories

Conclusion

Chapter 7: Group Practice and Agency Issues

Things to Consider The Pilot Obtaining Results Impact of Services Using the Information Performance Improvement Projects Conclusion

Chapter 8: Documentation and Billing Implications

What Should You Document? Documenting Results Conclusion

References Appendix Forms Index