DELUSION: CRITICAL EVALUATION, ISSUES AND UPDATES
Journal Title: The Odisha Journal of Psychiatry - Year 2017, Vol 26, Issue 1
Abstract
Delusion is a disorder of thought that is a critical characteristic of most psychotic disorders. Establishing presence of a delusion is vital in assessment and management of these disorders. This commentary review on delusion deals many such important yet 'uncared for' aspects. Various issues related to deļ¬nitions and dimensions, course and presentation are dealt. Underlying theories and their current day position according to evidence base are highlighted. Related constructs that pose diagnostic dilemmas in clinical practice along with issues related to assessment and treatment are discussed. We conclude the review by suggesting certain methodological issues, future hypotheses and designs.
Authors and Affiliations
Sai Krishna Tikka, Tathagata Mahintamani, Daya Ram, Bikramaditya Jaiswal
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