A structured interview guide for the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale.
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Summary
A test-retest reliability study conducted on a series of psychiatric inpatients demonstrated that the use of the SIGH-D results in a substantially improved level of agreement for most of the HDRS items.
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- article
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- 1988-08-01
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Keywords
Rating scale, Reliability (semiconductor), Psychology, Scale (ratio), Clinical psychology
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