Research Diagnostic Criteria¶
Spitzer, R. L. (1978). Research Diagnostic Criteria: Rationale and Reliability. Archives of General Psychiatry, 35(6), 773-782.
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- Decidability Computability
- Clinical diagnosis and operationalization. A diagnostic criterion is operational when a trained clinician can apply it to an encounter and reach a stable yes/no in finite time; pre-operationalized psychiatry was widely undecidable in this sense, which checklist criteria were designed to fix.
This sourceShows that operationalized checklist criteria make psychiatric diagnosis reliably reproducible across clinicians (the operationalization-of-diagnosis paradigm).
- Clinical diagnosis and operationalization. A diagnostic criterion is operational when a trained clinician can apply it to an encounter and reach a stable yes/no in finite time; pre-operationalized psychiatry was widely undecidable in this sense, which checklist criteria were designed to fix.
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