Rating scales
General
· CGI (Clinical global impression - clinician)
· SF-36 (Medical outcomes study short form health survey – self or clinician)
· GHQ (General health questionnaire – self)
Psychosis
· BPRS (Brief psychiatric rating scale - clinician)
· PANSS (Positive and negative syndrome scale - clinician)
· SANS (Scale for the assessment of negative symptoms – clinician)
· SAPS (Schedule for the assessment of positive symptoms – clinician)
· Manchester rating scale (Krawiecka)
· CAN (Camberwell assessment of needs)
Depression
· HAM-D (Hamilton rating scale for depression – clinician, severe with somatic)
· MADRS (Montgomery-Asberg depression rating scale – clinician, changes)
· GDS (Geriatric depression scale)
· BDI (Becks' depression inventory)
· MFQ (Mood and feelings questionnaire in children – self)
· LEDS (Life events and difficulties schedule – clinician)
· ILE (Impact of life events)
Bipolar
· YMRS (Young mania rating scale - clinician)
Child
· Conner's rating scale
Drugs/side-effects
· LUNSER (Liverpool University neuroleptic side-effect rating scale - self)
· AIMS (Abnormal involuntary movement inventory - clinician)
· BARS (Barnes akathisia rating scale - clinician)
· SAS (Simpson Angus scale – clinician, EPSE)
· DAI (Drug attitude inventory – clinician, in schizophrenia)
Anxiety/PTSD/OCD/Eating disorders
· BAI (Beck's anxiety inventory - self)
· CAPS (Clinician administered PTSD scale)
· Yale Brown OC Scale
· Morgan Russell scale
Before and after treatment, the researchers used a rating scale called the Morgan Russell scale to measure these things:
· Whether people's attitudes towards food got better
· Whether people's eating habits got better (for example, whether they ate more than before treatment)
· Whether people did better at school or work
· Whether people showed more interest in having a relationship
Psychometric tests [held by Psychology]
· Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale
· Eating Attitudes Test [EAT]
· Eating Disorder Inventory
· Eating Inventory
· Eysenck Personality Inventory
· Five Factor Personality Inventory [FFPI]