Clinical Time Marker — A clinical time marker is a defined period used to help determine whether a pattern of symptoms fits established diagnostic criteria. Major depressive episodes generally involve qualifying symptoms that occur during the same two-week period. The time marker supports evaluation, but serious symptoms can still require care before two weeks have passed. — Diagnostic Framework
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