Clinical Pathways Resource Guide - CEIC

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Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI) (BSI Purpose: The Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI) is designed to reflect psychological psychological symptom patterns of psychiatric and medical patients as well as non-patients. non patients. This self-report self report is the short form of the SCL-90 SCL 90-R R instrument. <strong>Clinical</strong> utility: Like the SCL-90 SCL 90-R R instrument, the BSI instrument can be useful in initial evaluation evaluation of patients at intake as an objective method of screening for psychological psychological problems. The BSI instrument is especially appropriate in clinical situations where where debilitation results in reduced attention and endurance, in research with limited interview schedules, schedules, and in outpatient clinics where testing procedures demand brevity. The BSI instrument is also also frequently used in measuring patient progress during treatment or in the assessment of treatment outcomes. Groups with whom this instrument has been used: 13 and older (6th grade reading level). Norms: Yes. Format: 53 items/ self-report. self report. Administration time: 10-12 10 12 minutes. Scoring time: Using answer key, 5 minutes. Computer scoring? Yes. Administrator training and qualifications: Self-administered, Self administered, low-level low level interviewer. Fee for use: Yes. Available from: Pearson Assessments 5601 Green Valley Drive Bloomington, MN 55437 www.pearsonassessments.com/tests/bsi.htm 98
General Behavioral Inventory (GBI) Purpose: To assesses mood disorders in adults. Focuses on depression and and mania. <strong>Clinical</strong> utility: Is a multi-method, multi method, time-logged time logged assessment of persistent negative mood involving self-report self report measures. Used to identify potentially recurrent or chronic-intermittent chronic intermittent depressives who may not be depressed at the time of assessment. Groups with whom this instrument has been used: Norms: Forthcoming Format: 73 item self-report self report questionnaire Administration time: Forthcoming Scoring time: Forthcoming Computer scoring? Forthcoming Administrator training and qualifications: None Fee for use: Forthcoming Available from: Dr. Richard Allen Depue 607-257 607 257-7316 7316 rad5@cornell.edu 99
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