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“The DSM … has increasingly shaped patterns of
reimbursement by insurers; clinicians have every
incentive to fit the diagnosis to what health
insurance companies will pay for. The resulting
epidemiological date (incidence, prevalence,
comorbidity ...) are skewed by clinicians who
barter their integrity in return for
fee-for-service. In effect, DSM has contributed to making liars of us all.”
Jay B Kwawer, director of the William Alanson
White institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis,
and Psychology, New York IN Wired, Mar 2011, p 20
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