Beta verzija MKB-11 poglavlja o mentalnim i ponašajnim poremećajima PRIJEVOD: Nenad Jakšić

Finalna verzija MKB-11 Kliničkih opisa i dijagnostičkih smjernica uključivat će, za svaki poremećaj, opis osnovnih (nužnih) odlika, granicu poremećaja u odnosu na normalitet (prag za postavljanje dijagnoze) i ostale poremećaje (diferencijalna dijagnostika), te opis karakteristika ishoda, kliničkih prezentacija, kulturno uvjetovanih osobina, razvojnih prezentacija, kao i rodno ovisnih karakteristika (1).

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