Handbook of psychiatric measures

Ch. 1. Organization and use of the handbook

Ch. 2. Psychometric properties: concepts of reliability and validity

Ch. 3. Considerations in choosing, using, and interpreting a measure for a particular clinical context

Ch. 4. Considerations in choosing, using, and interpreting measures for health care systems

Ch. 5. Cultural factors influencing the selection, use, and interpretation of psychiatric measures

Ch. 6. Diagnostic interviews for adults

Ch. 7. General psychiatric symptoms measures

Ch. 8. Mental health status, functioning, and disabilities measures

Ch. 9. General health status, functioning, and disabilities measures

Ch. 10. Quality of life measures

Ch. 11. Adverse effects measures

Ch. 12. Patient perceptions of care measures

Ch. 13. Practitioner and system evaluation

Ch. 14. Stress and life events measures

Ch. 15. Family and relational issues measures

Ch. 16. Suicide risk measures

Ch. 17. Child and adolescent measures for diagnosis and screening

Ch. 18. Symptom-specific measures for disorders usually first diagnosed in infancy, childhood, or adolescence

Ch. 19. Child and adolescent measures of functional status

Ch. 20. Behavioral measures for cognitive disorders

Ch. 21. Neuropsychiatric measures for cognitive disorders

Ch. 22. Substance use disorders measures

Ch. 23. Psychotic disorders measures

Ch. 24. Mood disorders measures

Ch. 25. Anxiety disorders measures

Ch. 26. Somatoform and factitious disorders and malingering measures

Ch. 27. Dissociative disorders measures

Ch. 28. Sexual disorders measures

Ch. 29. Eating disorders measures

Ch. 30. Sleep disorders measures

Ch. 31. Impulse-control disorders measures

Ch. 32. Personality disorders, personality traits, and defense mechanisms measures