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The assessment of mental health issues across cultures is recognised as being fraught with difficulty. Psychiatry is unlike other medical disciplines in that the diagnosis of functional psychiatric disorders is based entirely on the clinical interaction. The DSM-IV acknowledges difficulties may be encountered when applying DSM-IV diagnostic criteria across cultures, and has produced an outline for cultural formulations in psychiatric assessment.2

Pounamu: Bridging two worlds in the interview process  the psychiatric assessment and Maori in primary care

Pounamu: Bridging two worlds in the interview process the psychiatric assessment and Maori in primary care