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Dismantling the Diagnostic Construct of Borderline Personality Disorder: A Critical Discourse Analysis.

International journal of mental health nursing · 2026 · Tom 35 (2) : e70241

Laurence Cobbaert, Ellen Maloney, Keir Harding, Sandi James

Metadane lokalne PubMed / MEDLINE (MeSH: 0) IWBP częściowy DOI 10.1111/inm.70241 PMID 41742442
Zobacz graf powiązań SVG Deskryptory MeSH i słowa kluczowe Metadane i identyfikatory

Źródło: src_41742442 · kanoniczny adres karty: /bibliografia/source.php?id=src_41742442

Synteza kontekstu badawczego

Opracowanie polskojęzyczne oraz dostęp do abstraktu źródłowego

PROWENIENCJA: PUBMED / MEDLINE TDM
Autorskie polskie podsumowanie kontekstu badawczego:
Recenzowana publikacja naukowa „Dismantling the Diagnostic Construct of Borderline Personality Disorder: A Critical Discourse Analysis.” opublikowane na łamach czasopisma „International journal of mental health nursing” (2026). W polskim kontekście klinicznym praca dotyczy zagadnień: Zaburzenie osobowości borderline (BPD), Więź i teoria przywiązania, Trauma psychologiczna / PTSD. Główne deskryptory indeksacyjne (MeSH / słowa kluczowe autorów) przypisane do publikacji obejmują: borderline personality disorder, epistemic injustice, iatrogenic harm, psychiatry, psychology. Poniżej prezentujemy jawny graf powiązań bibliograficznych, kontrolowaną taksonomię NLM MeSH oraz wskaźniki współwystępowania pojęć wyliczone na podstawie lokalnej analizy danych (Text & Data Mining).
Przeczytaj oryginalny abstrakt na PubMed (PMID 41742442) → Otwórz publikację u wydawcy (DOI: 10.1111/inm.70241) →

Nota prawna (Prawo autorskie i TDM): Zgodnie z wytycznymi NLM/PubMed pełny tekst angielskiego abstraktu jest wyświetlany bezpośrednio wyłącznie dla artykułów z jawną otwartą licencją Creative Commons (CC-BY). W pozostałych przypadkach lokalny plik XML z PubMed służy wyłącznie do wewnętrznej analizy statystycznej i ekstrakcji pojęć (Text & Data Mining, art. 3–4 dyrektywy DSM UE), a powyżej prezentujemy nasze autorskie polskie omówienie kontekstu badawczego oraz bezpośredni odsyłacz do rekordu w bazie PubMed.

Jawny graf kontekstu publikacji (1-stopniowy)

Graf powiązań: Publikacja → Autorzy → Czasopismo → MeSH / Słowa kluczowe → Strony → Podobne prace

Wizualizacja SVG wygenerowana deterministycznie z jawnych krawędzi (14 relacji). Kliknij dowolny węzeł na grafie, aby przejść do profilu autora, czasopisma, tematu lub podobnej publikacji.

Pobierz JSON grafu (API) → Surowy plik SVG (pubmed_graph.py) →
Graf powiązań semantycznych: PMID 41742442 International journal of mental health nursing · relacja: published_in · źródło: pubmed_meta · status: approvedInternational journal of mental healt… borderline personality disorder (Słowo kluczowe autora w PubMed) · relacja: about_keyword · źródło: pubmed_author_keyword · status: approvedborderline personality disorder epistemic injustice (Słowo kluczowe autora w PubMed) · relacja: about_keyword · źródło: pubmed_author_keyword · status: approvedepistemic injustice iatrogenic harm (Słowo kluczowe autora w PubMed) · relacja: about_keyword · źródło: pubmed_author_keyword · status: approvediatrogenic harm psychiatry (Słowo kluczowe autora w PubMed) · relacja: about_keyword · źródło: pubmed_author_keyword · status: approvedpsychiatry psychology (Słowo kluczowe autora w PubMed) · relacja: about_keyword · źródło: pubmed_author_keyword · status: approvedpsychology Powiązanie w szkicu · wymaga przypisania typów claimów [REVIEW_REQUIRED] · relacja: uses_source · źródło: local_claim · status: candidatePowiązany szkic (DRAFT) A borderline personality disorder diagnosis may improve clinical psychology trainees' treatment beliefs. (Podobieństwo: 46%) · relacja: similar_to · źródło: local_hybrid_similarity · status: candidateA borderline personality disorder… Childhood emotional and physical maltreatment and borderline personality disorder features in adolescence: A dual-model examination of mediation and moderation via secure and insecure attachment. (Podobieństwo: 46%) · relacja: similar_to · źródło: local_hybrid_similarity · status: candidateChildhood emotional and physical… [AKuT outpatient clinic: cross-sectoral crisis intervention for borderline personality disorder and trauma-related disorders at the Central Institute of Mental Health in Mannheim]. (Podobieństwo: 51%) · relacja: similar_to · źródło: local_hybrid_similarity · status: candidate[AKuT outpatient clinic: cross-se… Ellen Maloney · relacja: author_of · źródło: pubmed_meta · status: approvedEllen Maloney Keir Harding (ORCID: 0000-0001-7203-489X) · relacja: author_of · źródło: pubmed_meta · status: approvedKeir Harding Laurence Cobbaert (ORCID: 0000-0003-0457-6907) · relacja: author_of · źródło: pubmed_meta · status: approvedLaurence Cobbaert Sandi James · relacja: author_of · źródło: pubmed_meta · status: approvedSandi James PMID 41742442 Dismantling the Diagnostic Construct of Borderline Personality Disorder: A Critical Discourse… Publikacja centralna Autor (pubmed_meta / katalog) Czasopismo (published_in) Deskryptor MeSH (pubmed_mesh) Słowo kluczowe autora (PubMed) Strona serwisu (uses_source) Podobny rekord (candidate) Linia ciągła = krawędź zatwierdzona (approved: PubMed MeSH / metadane / opublikowana strona) · Linia przerywana = kandydat (candidate: podobieństwo hybrydowe / szkic)

Uwaga metodologiczna: Relacja w grafie odzwierciedla strukturę metadanych i współwystępowania, a nie związek przyczynowy. Krawędzie z linii ciągłej mają status approved (potwierdzone w PubMed/MEDLINE lub opublikowanych artykułach), natomiast linia przerywana oznacza status candidate (podobieństwo hybrydowe lub nieopublikowany szkic).

Taksonomia i analiza leksykalna

Deskryptory MeSH (PubMed), słowa kluczowe autorów oraz kandydaci długiego ogona (Long-Tail)

Zachowujemy ścisły rozdział pomiędzy oficjalnymi deskryptorami NLM MeSH i słowami kluczowymi autorów (status approved) a frazami wyliczonymi lokalnie z tytułu i analizy TDM (status candidate).

1. Deskryptory medyczne MeSH® (U.S. National Library of Medicine — PubMed)

Rekord nie posiada jeszcze przypisanych deskryptorów MeSH w lokalnej bazie PubMed (świeże rekordy mogą oczekiwać na indeksację MEDLINE — nie podstawiamy zamienników AI jako MeSH).

Nota atrybucyjna NLM / MeSH®: MeSH® (Medical Subject Headings) jest zastrzeżonym znakiem towarowym U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM), National Institutes of Health (NIH). Dane indeksacyjne MEDLINE/PubMed pochodzą z zasobów NLM (domena publiczna USA, 17 U.S.C. § 105). NLM nie afiliuje ani nie autoryzuje niniejszego serwisu.

2. Oficjalne słowa kluczowe autorów (PubMed KeywordList)

borderline personality disorder pubmed_author_keyword · approved epistemic injustice pubmed_author_keyword · approved iatrogenic harm pubmed_author_keyword · approved psychiatry pubmed_author_keyword · approved psychology pubmed_author_keyword · approved

3. Wyekstrahowani kandydaci fraz i słów kluczowych (N-gramy 1–3 z tytułu i abstraktu)

Poniższe frazy są wyliczane algorytmicznie (z promowaniem fraz obecnych w tytule ×2,2) i mają status candidate — nie są prezentowane jako oficjalne słowa kluczowe autora w Schema.org.

diagnostic (score 6.6 · candidate) construct (score 6.6 · candidate) analysis (score 6.6 · candidate) diagnostic construct (score 6.38 · candidate) borderline personality (score 6.38 · candidate) personality disorder (score 6.38 · candidate) critical discourse (score 6.38 · candidate) discourse analysis (score 6.38 · candidate) borderline personality disorder (score 6.38 · candidate) critical discourse analysis (score 6.38 · candidate) borderline (score 4.4 · candidate) personality (score 4.4 · candidate) disorder (score 4.4 · candidate) critical (score 4.4 · candidate) discourse (score 4.4 · candidate) lived experience (score 4.35 · candidate) distress (score 4 · candidate) lived (score 4 · candidate)

4. Złożone frazy długiego ogona (Long-Tail Clinical Queries — status: candidate)

Rekomendacje oparte na cechach wspólnych

Publikacje powiązane semantycznie w katalogu (Matching hybrydowy)

Wynik łączy 3 jawne sygnały: dopasowanie słów z tytułu i abstraktu (50%), wspólne pojęcia kliniczne/MeSH (35%) oraz wspólne czasopismo lub autorów (15%). Przy każdej pracy podajemy dokładny powód dopasowania.

local_hybrid_similarity · candidate

Analiza w całym korpusie (N = 950 publikacji)

Współwystępowanie pojęć w katalogu — współczynnik \(\text{Lift}(A,B) = \frac{P(A \cap B)}{P(A)P(B)}\)

Nie liczymy sztucznych korelacji na poziomie pojedynczego artykułu. Poniższa tabela bada w całym katalogu (950 źródeł), jak często tematy obecne w tej publikacji współwystępują ze sobą. Wartość Lift > 1 oznacza, że dwa pojęcia pojawiają się razem częściej, niż wynikałoby to z niezależnego przypadku (jest to korelacja opisowa korpusu, nie dowód przyczynowy).

Pojęcie A Pojęcie B Wystąpienia A / B Wspólne publikacje \(|A \cap B|\) \(\text{Lift}(A,B)\) Interpretacja opisowa w korpusie
Guilt / Wina Metacognition / MIT 3 / 1 1 (0.11%) 316.67× Współwystępuje częściej niż losowo (Lift > 1)
Shame / Wstyd Guilt / Wina 15 / 3 3 (0.32%) 63.33× Współwystępuje częściej niż losowo (Lift > 1)
Shame / Wstyd Metacognition / MIT 15 / 1 1 (0.11%) 63.33× Współwystępuje częściej niż losowo (Lift > 1)
Metacognition / MIT Group Therapy / Grupowa 1 / 37 1 (0.11%) 25.68× Współwystępuje częściej niż losowo (Lift > 1)
Metacognition / MIT CBT / Cognitive Therapy 1 / 66 1 (0.11%) 14.39× Współwystępuje częściej niż losowo (Lift > 1)
Guilt / Wina Group Therapy / Grupowa 3 / 37 1 (0.11%) 8.56× Współwystępuje częściej niż losowo (Lift > 1)
Guilt / Wina CBT / Cognitive Therapy 3 / 66 1 (0.11%) 4.80× Współwystępuje częściej niż losowo (Lift > 1)
Shame / Wstyd Group Therapy / Grupowa 15 / 37 2 (0.21%) 3.42× Współwystępuje częściej niż losowo (Lift > 1)
Borderline (BPD) Guilt / Wina 349 / 3 3 (0.32%) 2.72× Współwystępuje częściej niż losowo (Lift > 1)
Borderline (BPD) Metacognition / MIT 349 / 1 1 (0.11%) 2.72× Współwystępuje częściej niż losowo (Lift > 1)
Bibliografia załącznikowa publikacji — prace cytowane przez autorów (187 pozycji)

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International journal of mental health nursing
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Data publikacji online
2026-04-01
ISSN czasopisma
1445-8330
Tom
35
Numer
2
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e70241
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