دانلود کتاب راهنمای استاندارد برای مصاحبه با پزشکان در روانپزشکی (SCIP)

My personal experience with using measures in clinical practice inspired me to write this manual. After I finished a Master of Public Health (MPH) and a Doctor of Public Health (Dr.PH) from Johns Hopkins University in 1991, I started my psy­chiatry residency training with the aim of using psychiatric measures in clinical settings. After 10 years of trying to use almost all the relevant existing scales and standardized diagnostic interviews for adult psychiatric disorders, I concluded that existing measures were not practical for use in real-world of psychiatric practice. Consequently, I embarked on developing the Standard for Clinicians’ Interview in Psychiatry (SCIP) as a tool to be used by clinicians in real clinical settings for assessment and clinical decision making.

My aim in writing this manual is to provide psychiatrists, mental health profes­sionals, and researchers with a reference tool to facilitate understanding of how to use the measures and scales in clinical practice and research. Readers of the manual can learn the principles of psychopathology assessment and practice how to use the scales by watching 15 videotaped interviews. In doing so, readers can become qual­ified measurement-based care (MBC) trainers who can then teach modern psycho­pathology to future generations of mental health professionals and researchers.