ROLE OF STANDARDIZED SCALES IN IMPROVEMENT OF DIAGNOSTICS OF BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER

Dmitry V Romanov

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Neurology Bulletin ›› 2017, Vol. XLIX ›› Issue (1) : 94 -96. DOI: 10.17816/nb14058

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ROLE OF STANDARDIZED SCALES IN IMPROVEMENT OF DIAGNOSTICS OF BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER

Dmitry V Romanov

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Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is the most common variant of personality disorders. Psychiatrists have difficulty in establishing the diagnosis of BPD. Original clinical rating scale for borderline personality disorder is offered. Effectiveness of recognition of BPD by psychiatrists, narcologists and psychotherapists based on non-standardized clinical assessment and by using of clinical rating scale for borderline personality disorder was compared. It is shown that application of the proposed clinical rating scale can significantly improve the detection of borderline personality disorder by professionals.

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borderline personality disorder / diagnostics / standardized rating scales

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Dmitry V Romanov. ROLE OF STANDARDIZED SCALES IN IMPROVEMENT OF DIAGNOSTICS OF BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER. Neurology Bulletin, 2017, XLIX(1): 94-96 DOI:10.17816/nb14058

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