DSM-5: The New Diagnostic Criteria For Autism Spectrum Disorders

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Autism: Implications of DSM-5 Sensitivity and Specificity of DSM-5 NONE Autistic Disorder Asperger Disorder PDD- NOS TOTAL DSM-IV 214 35 21 23 79 DSM-5 ASD 19 31 16 17 83 DSM-5 SCD 10 4 2 1 17 No DSM-5 ASD/SCD 185 (86%) 0 3 (14%) 5 (22%) NOTE: Some DSM-IV cases “lost” their diagnosis with DSM-5 criteria, but overall, there was an increase in ASD cases. Further, when SCD cases are added, there was a 14% increase in new cases of ASD/SCD.
Autism: Implications of DSM-5 Sensitivity, Specificity, Reliability &Validity DSM-5 ASD Criteria Specificity and Sensitivity of DSM-5 ASD criteria in Fields Trials are comparable to DSM-IV NDD Workgroup has begun reviewing archived patient interviews to assess Validity of DSM-5 Criteria and areas for improvement Additional Prospective studies are required. Retrospective data are NOT useful for determining utility of DSM-5 Non-DSM Measures of Social Interaction (SRS, ABC-C)?
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