Title: Values and psychiatric diagnosis
Description: "The public, mental health consumers, as well as mental health practitioners wonder about what kinds of values mental health professionals hold, and what kinds of values influence psychiatric diagnosis. In his carefully nuanced and exhaustively referenced monograph, psychiatrist and philosopher of psychiatry John Z. Sadler describes the manifold kinds of values and value judgements involved in psychiatric diagnosis and classification systems like the DSM. Taking the reader on a fascinating conceptual tour of the inner workings of psychiatric diagnosis, he considers the role of science, culture, sexuality, politics, gender, technology, human nature, patienthood, and professions in building his vision of a more humane psychiatric diagnostic process."--Jacket.
Subjects: Diagnosis, Medical ethics, Mental Disorders, Mental health personnel, Mental illness, Moral and ethical aspects, Moral and ethical aspects of Psychiatry, Philosophy, Psychiatry, Social aspects, Social aspects of Mental illness, Social aspects of Psychiatry, Social values, Values, Mental illness, diagnosis, Personnel de santé mentale, Philosophie, Valeurs (Philosophie), Maladies mentales, Diagnostic, Psychiatrie, Aspect moral, Aspect social, Valeurs sociales, Medical Philosophy, Ethics, Diagnostic (médecine), Valeur (philosophie)