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Diagnosis and treatment of personality disorders using ICD-11 and DSM-5
There is no direct, peer‑reviewed body of research in the supplied reporting that compares clinical outcomes for patients diagnosed under an ICD‑11 "pDID" label versus DSM‑5 labels; the literature pro...
ICD‑11 creates a distinct diagnosis, Partial (pDID), describing cases where one personality state dominates daily functioning but is intermittently intruded upon by non‑dominant states, whereas DSM‑5 ...
The ’s shift to a dimensional personality disorder () framework has begun to change who gets diagnosed and how clinicians work: early field studies and clinician surveys show higher diagnostic accurac...