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T is a commentary on the proposal of van der Kolk, et al. (2009) to include the diagnosis of developmental trauma disorder in the DSM V. As is now known, it was not accepted. Importantly, a commentary relating to this must include comments on both diagnosis and trauma in children. We will first comment on general issues of diagnostic systems in child psychiatry and then, if we are to use DSM V,...

Previous studies have pointed to the general dissatisfaction with written communication between general practitioners and medical specialists, in terms of quality and usefulness to both groups. This study examined the letters of referral from general practitioners to two child psychiatry departments and the replies of the psychiatric staff, and looked at the information exchanged in the light o...

Edited by J. G. How ells (Oliver & Boyd, 1965, ?5 5s.) This is a formidable and weighty book in every sense of the word. Twenty*sl* contributors have written twenty-four chapters on widely different topics, to up a book of 595 large, closely printed pages. This is not, therefore, a book whic11 one sits down and reads through. The reader is more likely to choose a chaptet here and there, in term...