Disjunction in the subjective and objective measurement of co-occurring depression in borderline personality disorder - Implications for diagnosis.
Lukas CheneyJillian Helen BroadbearSathya RaoPublished in: Australasian psychiatry : bulletin of Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (2022)
These findings raise questions about the interpretation of rating scales in clinical decision-making and highlight inherent uncertainty when diagnosing major depressive disorder in people who have borderline personality disorder. The accurate diagnosis of low mood has significant implications for the treatment and management of both disorders.