Erratum

This article refers to:

Consistency of diagnostic thresholds in DSM-V

The consistency of diagnostic thresholds in DSM-V.

Gavin Andrews, Matthew Sunderland, Alice Kemp

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. 2010; 44(4):309–313.

doi: 10.3109/00048670903487241

In the above-mentioned article Table I contained errors. The correct Table I is shown below.

Table 1. Main problem DSM-IV diagnosis (30 day) vs level of impairment (SF-12 MCS score)

	SF-12 MCS (well people, weighted n = 5655, mean = 54, SD = 7)
Main problem diagnosis	Prevalence n	Above mean † %	Mean – 1 SDs below mean %	1–2 SDs below mean %	2–3 SDs below mean %	≥3 SDs below mean %
Social phobia	70 (87)	15 (24)	29 (26)	21 (20)	16 (14)	19 (15)
Generalized anxiety disorder	204 (244)	6 (7)	12 (14)	19 (22)	21 (20)	42 (36)
Obsessive–compulsive disorder	32 (102)	26 (40)	10 (17)	14 (16)	26 (15)	24 (12)
Post-traumatic stress disorder	86 (104)	8 (8)	13 (16)	14 (17)	28 (29)	37 (31)
Depression	314 (366)	4 (4)	6 (8)	16 (17)	18 (20)	56 (50)
Dysthymia	56 (67)	3 (4)	10 (15)	14 (13)	26 (25)	46 (42)
Any above disorder	762 (970)	7 (12)	12 (14)	17 (18)	21 (20)	44 (36)

SF-12 MCS, 12-item Short Form Mental Components Scale. ^†No disability.