Entwicklung des Fragebogens »ICD-10-Symptom-Rating« (ISR)

Tritt, Karin; Heymann, Friedrich von; Zaudig, Michael; Zacharias, Irina; Söllner, Wolfgang; Loew, Thomas H.

doi:10.13109/zptm.2008.54.4.409

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“…In einer multiplen Regression wurden Zusammenhänge zwischen diesen mit 0, 1 und 2 codierten Inanspruchnahmegruppen und strukturellen Beeinträchtigungen (OPD-SFK) berechnet. Neben dem OPD-SFK wurde routinemäßig die Summenskala des ICD-10-Symptom-Rating (ISR; Tritt et al 2008) …”

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Entwicklung einer Zwölf-Item-Version des OPD-Strukturfragebogens (OPD-SFK)/ Development of a 12-item version of the OPD-Structure Questionnaire (OPD-SQS)

Ehrenthal

Dinger²,

Schauenburg³

et al. 2015

Zeitschrift für Psychosomatische Medizin und Psychotherapie

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Summary Development of a 12-item version of the OPD-Structure Questionnaire (OPD-SQS)Objectives: Screening for personality dysfunction is relevant to treatment planning in psychotherapy, psychosomatic medicine and psychiatry. This makes short versions of field-tested approaches such as the OPD Structure Questionnaire (OPD-SQ) necessary. Methods: With the aim of developing a screening version, the original sample of the OPD-SQ was divided into two subsamples. After developing a preliminary 12-item version in one subsample, we used confirmatory factor-analysis in the second subsample as well as an independent sample to test the factor structure. Results: The analyses confirmed a structure of three correlating factors with adequate fit indices. Other findings relating to the validity of the long version were replicated as well. In addition, data from an independent sample of psychotherapy inpatients confirmed the factor structure and provided further evidence for its validity. Conclusions:The OPD-SQS is a viable screening instrument for supporting clinical decision making in stepped-care approaches in psychotherapy, psychosomatic medicine and psychiatry.

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Entwicklung einer Zwölf-Item-Version des OPD-Strukturfragebogens (OPD-SFK)/ Development of a 12-item version of the OPD-Structure Questionnaire (OPD-SQS)

Ehrenthal

Dinger²,

Schauenburg³

et al. 2015

Zeitschrift für Psychosomatische Medizin und Psychotherapie

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“…Therefore, this preliminary study showed that the ICD-10-derived symptom scale seems appropriate to be investigated in a thorough validation trial. Manual for Mental Disorders DSM-III-R [17] or the Symptom Checklist SCL-90 [7].…”

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“…Even in research the screening for depression with valid instruments has demonstrated only limited benefit [5]. In daily practice one might doubt if a lack of knowledge or availability of numerous valid instruments [6][7][8][9][10][11], widely known among specialists, is the problem or rather the lack of time needed for the correct administration of instruments in the face of limited resources. Yet, one would have to admit that even among psychiatrists the discussion which questionnaire should be used remains lively discussed [12,13].…”

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“…Unfortunately, the increasing economic pressure has entered the medical system as well, and although this rises many ethical questions [14], time for the patient is often short and the administration of time-consuming validated rating scales seems often hardly possible [7,12]. Yet, for classification of depressive symptoms in daily practice and for communication between physicians the ICD-10 is a worldwide used system [15].…”

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Preliminary Data of a HAMD-17 Validated Symptom Scale Derived from the ICD-10 to Diagnose Depression in Outpatients

Melzer

Rostock²,

Brignoli³

et al. 2012

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Background: In outpatient settings diagnostic classification of depressive symptoms is mostly descriptive based on ICD-10. Depending on clinical experience and consultation time, diagnosis can be verified by validated scales. However, physicians working in primary care are familiar with ICD-10 criteria. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to examine the feasibility of the validation of an ICD-10-derived symptom scale for depression. Methods: For this preliminary trial we generated a symptom scale derived 1:1 from the diagnostic criteria for depression given in the ICD-10 with 10 items. The Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HAMD-17) was used as reference in a population of 226 outpatients suffering from depressive symptoms. Correlation between scales as well as sensitivity and specificity of the ICD-10 scale were calculated. Results: The generated ICD-10 symptom scale for depression could be analyzed in 219 patients and showed a significant and strong correlation with the HAMD-17 (p < 0.0001; ρ = 0.75). The best tradeoffs between specificity and sensitivity of the ICD-10 score were found at 10 points for the lower and 14 points for the upper cut-off. Overall sensitivity and specificity was 76.7 and 88.6%. Almost two thirds (i.e. 65.3%) of the patients were correctly classified by the ICD-10 scale. Conclusion: The ICD-10 symptom scale examined in the current population was found to have fair correlation with the HAMD-17 as well as, in face of the limited variance of the patients’ condition, acceptable sensitivity and specificity. Therefore, this preliminary study showed that the ICD-10-derived symptom scale seems appropriate to be investigated in a thorough validation trial.

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“…The ‘ICD-10 Symptom Rating' (ISR) questionnaire was used to assess psychosomatic symptoms such as depression, anxiety disorders, etc. [22]. Participants with severe symptom loads were excluded from the study.…”

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Skin Conductance Feedback Meditation: Evaluation of a Novel Physiology-Assisted Meditation Style

Hinterberger

Baierlein

Breitenbach³

2018

Complement Med Res

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Background: Mindfulness meditation (MM) can be regarded as a practice for calming the mind, while the focus on their breathing can help meditators maintain a state of mindful presence. We have developed and evaluated an alternative method for reaching conscious states of pure being without the aid of a focus of attention. Methods: Skin conductance feedback was provided in real-time during meditation sessions (SCFM) and the practicability of this novel approach was evaluated. 30 participants - 15 meditation experts and 15 non-meditators - attended 6 sessions of meditation over the course of 3 days; 4 SCFM and 2 ordinary MM sessions were conducted. Each session was evaluated with physiological measures and a feedback questionnaire assessing subjective changes in body-related, emotional, and mental self-perception. Results: On average, 78.3% of the participants felt more integrated and connected, 84.2% perceived themselves as more calm and balanced, and 50% felt vitalized after SCFM sessions, while only 5% or less felt more agitated or depressed after the sessions. SCFM was not significantly different from MM. The positive effect of SCFM correlated positively with mindfulness self-ratings. Conclusion: The study demonstrates that SCFM is a viable method for performing a satisfying and consciousness-expanding meditation session.

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Entwicklung des Fragebogens »ICD-10-Symptom-Rating« (ISR)

Abstract: In a first cross-validation with 108 patients, some rather high correlations were found between the SCL-90-R and the ISR. They ranged from r = 0.78 to 0.37 for the individual syndrome scales, and amounted to r = 0.78 for the GSI versus the total score.

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Entwicklung einer Zwölf-Item-Version des OPD-Strukturfragebogens (OPD-SFK)/ Development of a 12-item version of the OPD-Structure Questionnaire (OPD-SQS)

Entwicklung einer Zwölf-Item-Version des OPD-Strukturfragebogens (OPD-SFK)/ Development of a 12-item version of the OPD-Structure Questionnaire (OPD-SQS)

Preliminary Data of a HAMD-17 Validated Symptom Scale Derived from the ICD-10 to Diagnose Depression in Outpatients

Skin Conductance Feedback Meditation: Evaluation of a Novel Physiology-Assisted Meditation Style

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