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Illustration: Mathias lystbæk. Originalfotos: Pexels, Magnific

Doctors often disagree on psychiatric diagnoses, a striking Danish study shows. That has serious consequences for patients, a professor says.

Psychiatrists given the same information reached different diagnoses every other time

Illustration: Mathias lystbæk. Originalfotos: Pexels, Magnific

Et måske højst overraskende resultat, får forskerne bag et nyt studie til at undre sig.

»Vi skider lidt i egen rede med det her studie«, siger Julie Nordgaard, der er professor på Københavns Universitet

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