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The Croatian version of diagnostic interview for genetic studies.

Psychiatria Danubina - 1 Jun 2010

Glucina Dubravka, Britvić Dolores, Lasić Davor, Dedić Milenka, Jakelić Marko, Brajević-Gizdić Igna, Kralj Zana, Bucan Maja

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Diagnostic Interview for Genetic Studies (DIGS) is a modern structured interview schedule that has been in use since 1994. Main purpose of the DIGS is to record information regarding to a subject's functioning and psychopathology and it was specifically designed for psychiatric genetic studies. The DIGS is also suitable for making diagnosis, evaluation of comorbidity and other researches. It contents items and...

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