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The Place of Culture in DSM | Dilemmas in the Design of the CFI | Implementing the CFI: Structure and Process | From Interview to Formulation | Evidence-Based Cultural Formulation | A Research Agenda for the CFI | Promoting Use of the CFI Through Training and Continuing Education | Conclusion | Questions | References

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The introduction of the Cultural Formulation Interview (CFI) in DSM-5 (American Psychiatric Association 2013) is a milestone in the development of cultural psychiatry and, more broadly, of person-centered mental health care. This volume provides detailed elaboration of the rationale, development, and application of the cultural formulation in diverse clinical settings. In this concluding chapter, I consider some directions for the future development of the CFI and of cultural formulation more generally, in terms of theory, research, and practice.

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