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[1st results of the DiaSiKa diagnostic system].

Werner Rein, S Pirée, P Pichot

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Clinical diagnoses of 61 psychiatric in-patients were compared with diagnoses obtained from the French version of a computer system for psychiatric diagnosis (DiaSiKa) based on the AMDP-rating scale. The concordance between diagnoses was comparable to the German original version of the diagnostic system. Its usefulness and practical advantages in psychiatric research are discussed.

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Clinical diagnoses of 61 psychiatric in-patients were compared with diagnoses obtained from the French version of a computer system for psychiatric diagnosis (DiaSiKa) based on the AMDP-rating scale. The concordance between diagnoses was comparable to the German original version of the diagnostic system. Its usefulness and practical advantages in psychiatric research are discussed.

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Clinical diagnoses of 61 psychiatric in-patients were compared with diagnoses obtained from the French version of a computer system for psychiatric diagnosis (DiaSiKa) based on the AMDP-rating scale. The concordance between diagnoses was comparable to the German original version of the diagnostic system. Its usefulness and practical advantages in psychiatric research are discussed.

Key concepts: Medical diagnosis, Concordance, Psychiatric diagnosis, German, Rating scale, Psychiatry, Medicine, Rating system

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