And it wasn't until 2012, with its most recent iteration, that the DSM-5 removed Gender Identity Disorder from its list of recognized diagnoses.
Influenza, chorea, scarlet fever, scrofula, and pertussis were recognized diagnoses, even though we now know they are not all specific diseases.
The SOII measures the number of new work-related injury and illness cases which are recognized, diagnosed, and reported by employers.
To minimize the underestimation, our comprehensive case assessment with clinical experts' causality assessment was designed to detect ADEs that were not recognized, diagnosed, or reported as ADEs, but were otherwise detectable, for example, based on free text or diagnostic tests in the medical records.
Our eligibility criteria did not consider whether patients met laboratory criteria for CKD or had clinically recognized (diagnosed) CKD, so we hope the findings on predictors of RRT will be more pragmatic (than explanatory), and consequently of interest to decision-makers in usual care settings.
And Baylor College of Medicine created a new tropical medicine school to teach doctors and other health care providers to recognize, diagnose and treat these infections.
Dentists have the responsibility to recognize, diagnose, and manage or refer abnormalities in the developing dentition [3 5].
Background: General practitioners' (GPs) ability to recognize, diagnose and treat depression improved significantly after a comprehensive, 20-h training programme.
The Stranger's lecture on parts and kinds and the second stage of the dichotomous division contribute to the overall impression that the Statesman is a philosophical exercise designed to train students to recognize, diagnose, and correct mistakes.
Located in Houston, Texas, our National School has created one of the very first tropical medicine clinics for indigent patients affected by these diseases (headed by Dr. Laila Woc-Colburn), as well as unique training for physicians and medical students to recognize, diagnose and treat these infections (with a unique teaching laboratory headed by Dr. Kathryn Jones).
The authors believe many cases go unaddressed in developing countries because local authorities lack resources to recognize, diagnose, and manage lead toxicity.
