DSM Track Offers Attendees Penultimate Perspective

Publication: Psychiatric News

https://doi.org/10.1176/pn.47.4.psychnews_47_4_24-b

APA’s 2012 annual meeting represents the final opportunity for psychiatrists to hear from nearly all of DSM-5’s leading developers prior to the manual’s publication in May 2013.

Finalization of DSM-5 will take place later this fall, making the annual meeting the last time that members of the DSM-5 Task Force will collectively provide, in person, the latest updates on proposed revisions, responses to audience questions and comments about draft changes, and a general glimpse into the future of the mental health field. Among the five sessions comprising this year’s DSM-5 Track is a three-part symposia series from each of the chairs of the 13 DSM-5 work groups.

The DSM-5 Track will be opened by the DSM-5 research forum, taking place on Saturday morning, May 5, and will be followed that afternoon by a presentation of findings from the landmark DSM-5 Field Trials. Other sessions that are focused on presenting diagnosis-specific proposals for change will take place Sunday and Monday, May 6 and 7.

A summary of proposed revisions and diagnostic criteria for DSM-5 are posted at www.dsm5.org. A final schedule of the DSM-5 Track can be found in the program book distributed at the annual meeting.

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Psychiatric News

Volume 47 • Number 4 • February 17, 2012

Pages: 24b

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Published online: 17 February 2012

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DSM Track Offers Attendees Penultimate Perspective