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The authors point out that there is an increasing tendency among psychiatrists to diagnose by checking off the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) symptoms and to treat by mechanically following some guidelines. Too often, inappropriate use of the DSM-IV and treatment guidelines devolves psychiatric practice into a technical routine where diagnosis and treatment become nonspecific, generic rather than tailored, individualized. Under time pressure, economic imperative, and conceptual reductionism, the run-through of psychiatry has gradually been deteriorating. For clinical practice to mature, changes are needed.

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