In fact, I am interested in differences on body image disturbances.
DSM-V is more inclusive and includes Binge and Emotional Eating Disorders. I reference it briefly in my recent publication on Binge and Emotional Eating
There is a very nice summary of the DSM-5 changes posted at http://www.dsm5.org/Documents/changes%20from%20dsm-iv-tr%20to%20dsm-5.pdf
There is no "emotional eating disorder" that I am aware of in this edition.
Thanks Daniel Gih. Very good summary.
However, it seems to be no extreme differences in the way the DSM V concepts body image disturbances in eating disorders. Am I right?
Hi,
Main differences are:
-They included BED as an independent category (In the past version it was included in the EDNOS);
-They eliminated the subtypes of BN, which were divided into purging and non-purging type;
- The made criteria more inclusive since most of the ED were included in the EDNOS, they eliminated amenorrhoea as criteria for AN, they reduced the frequence of binging (from twice a week to once a week) and provided more specific temporal criteria.
I recently published a review about the diagnosis in ED, including a section about the differences between DSM-IV and DSM-5. If you want to read it I will send it on request.
Hi, maybe this can help:
http://www.oslo-universitetssykehus.no/SiteCollectionDocuments/Fagfolk/Forskning%20og%20utvikling/RASP/RASP%3B%20Classification%20of%20Eating%20Disturbanse.pdf
Regards
Luca
Luca Cerniglia, the paper helps a lot! Thanks...
The cited information was also important to me.
Thank you all.
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