Sentence examples for psychiatric definition from inspiring English sources

I've recently been following the controversies about revisions to the psychiatric definition of depression.

Forgive this short, simplistic description - there are textbooks for those who are really interested, but no agreed psychiatric definition.

Lunbeck finds Lasch's complaints ridiculously exaggerated, but what annoys her most is that he tied his critique to the psychiatric definition of narcissism, with the whole range of disabilities that this entailed.

A study in 2005 did show that a large proportion of sunbathers met the psychiatric definition of a substance abuse disorder, based on their answers to a variation of a test often used to help diagnose alcohol addiction.

Ashley Gearhardt, who is set to start as an assistant professor at the University of Michigan in the fall after earning a doctoral degree from Yale University, used the existing psychiatric definition of substance dependence to develop a diagnostic survey for "food addiction," the Yale Food Addiction Scale.

3.5 Million Cases of Skin Cancer When Dr. Richard F. Wagner Jr., a dermatologist at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, reported five years ago that as many as half of local beachgoers met the psychiatric definition of a substance abuse disorder, he received an e-mail message from a man in Canada who described himself as "a poster boy for your study".

For example, racial and ethnic minority patients can present differently than the textbook, psychiatric definitions of mental illness.

We restricted our review to psychiatric definitions of common mood and anxiety disorders and, as such, these disorders were selected based on the taxonomy of the DSM-IV [ 21].

The standard psychiatric definitions of abuse and dependence focus on tolerance and withdrawal which cannot be used to identify aberrant behavior in patients who are prescribed and regularly taking the medication that they may or may not be abusing as well.

Footnote: PD- Psychiatric Disorders (Definitions for each study are listed in Appendix 2).

Eligibility criteria identify youth aged 8 19 years who have benefited enough from antipsychotic treatment to justify ongoing treatment (i.e., achieved psychiatric stability – for definition, see Table  2), but who are also at greatest risk for harm from SGA related weight gain.