The reliability of the standard for clinicians' interview in psychiatry (SCIP): a clinician-administered tool with categorical, dimensional and numeric output.
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Aboraya Ahmed, El-Missiry Ahmed, Barlowe Johnna, John Collin, Ebrahimian Alireza, Muvvala Srinivas, Brandish Ja'me, Mansour Hader, Zheng Wanhong, Chumber Paramjit, Berry James, Elswick Daniel, Hill Cheryl, Swager Lauren, Abo Elez Warda, Ashour Hala, Haikal Amal, Eissa Ahmed, Rabie Menan, El-Missiry Marwa, El Sheikh Mona, Hassan Dina, Ragab Sherif, Sabry Mohamed, Hendawy Heba, Abdel Rahman Rola, Radwan Doaa, Sherif Mohamed, Abou El Asaad Marwa, Khalil Sherien, Hashim Reem, Border Katherine, Menguito Roberto, France Cheryl, Hu Wei, Shuttleworth Olivia, Price Elizabeth
Аннотация
METHODS: The Standard for Clinicians' Interview in Psychiatry (SCIP) was designed to be used in clinical settings and generates dimensional measures. The reliability of the SCIP was tested at six sites: one hospital and two clinics in USA, two hospitals in Egypt and one clinic in Canada. Participants were adult patients who were admitted for inpatient psychiatric treatment or came for regular office visits in the outpatient clinic. Refusal rate was <1%. Missing data were <1.1%. Patients with dementia, mental retardation or serious medical conditions were excluded. A total of 1,004 subjects were interviewed between 2000 and 2012.
RESULTS: Inter-rater reliability (Kappa) was measured for 150 SCIP items: 116 items (77.3%) had good reliability (Kappa>0.7), 28 items (18.7%) had fair reliability (Kappa ranges from 0.5 to 0.7) and six items (4%) had poor reliability (Kappa<0.5). Cronbach's alpha for internal consistency was measured for the SCIP dimensions: anxiety, posttraumatic stress, depression, mania, hallucinations, Schneider first-rank symptoms, delusions, disorganized thoughts, disorganized behavior, negative symptoms, alcohol addiction, drug addiction, attention and hyperactivity. All of the SCIP dimensions had substantial Cronbach's alpha values (>0.7) with the exception of disorganized thoughts (Cronbach's alpha=0.375).
CONCLUSIONS: The SCIP is a reliable tool for assessing psychological symptoms, signs and dimensions of the main psychiatric diagnoses.