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Isn’t the evidence base for pediatric bipolar disorder already sufficient to inform clinical practice?

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In the May 6th Issue of the Australia and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, Malhi et al. published a Reflection1 asserting that the use of the term paediatric bipolar disorder… Click to show full abstract

In the May 6th Issue of the Australia and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, Malhi et al. published a Reflection1 asserting that the use of the term paediatric bipolar disorder (PBD) should be abandoned. Referencing unreplicated studies and dated citations, the authors incorrectly infer from administrative database studies that rates of bipolar disorder diagnoses are rising among youth, critically missing that the number of visits with a bipolar diagnosis increased markedly, not necessarily the number of children with the diagnosis.

Keywords: pediatric bipolar; disorder already; disorder; base pediatric; evidence base; bipolar disorder

Journal Title: Bipolar Disorders
Year Published: 2020

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