Structured Diagnostic Interviews & Scales
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Developed by Ivan Sascha Sheehan, David V. Sheehan, and Jennifer M. Giddens
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Dr. Sheehan and Jennifer M. Giddens license this in paper format for distribution as follows : 1) in paper format for any uses; or 2) in fixed pdf form, paper form, or both for use in clinical or academic research trials or studies.
There is a charge per individual use (not per patient enrolled). The amount must be paid in full before study initiation.
Dr. Sheehan can design customized additional optional modules for the MINI / MINI Kid for other disorders and can customize scales to meet the needs of a specific study or clinical setting. Contact Dr. Sheehan at davidVsheehan@gmail.com to discuss a customized version designed for your needs.
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For information about training, please contact: training@harmresearch.org
The non-profit Mapi Research Trust (MAPI) / ICON Language Services, in Lyon, France, is the sole translation service for existing non-English translations for all rating scales and diagnostic interviews that Dr. Sheehan licenses and distributes directly under a license from him.
Dr. Sheehan has collaborated closely with MAPI on these translations for over 15 years and continues to do so. This is to ensure the production of consistent and conceptually equivalent translations of the MINI and its variants and of Dr. Sheehan’s scales, and to be able to provide linguistic validation and certification of these translations. MAPI / Icon Language Services does not distribute the English source language version of the MINI / MINI Kid and scales, which are available from Dr. Sheehan directly.
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MAPI / Icon Language Services may charge its own usual fees for this work.
Use the following citation in referencing the HIAS:
About the HIAS:
The Homicidal Impulse Attack Scale (HIAS)* assesses the components of a homicidal impulse attack. These components are the:
Clinical and Research Use
The HIAS is specifically designed for use as a very brief measure of components within a homicidal impulse attack. Because the homicidal impulse attack events are relatively brief compared to chronic homicidality, an instrument is needed to quickly measure these events over very short periods of time in anti-homicidality impulse attack treatments.
The primary application of the HIAS is most likely to be in Impulse Attack Homicidality Disorder (IAHD). However, it may have value in the acute tracking of other homicidality disorders. It allows a clinician to determine if a patient with IAHD is responding to treatment.
Emergency room or crisis center staff can use the HIAS frequently (every 15 minutes or hour) to monitor the homicidality severity.
Product Notes:
* in field testing.
| Help Deciding Product Use | Homicidality Scale Flowchart |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Sheehan Scales, Homicidality Scales |
| Screen or Track | Adverse Event Tracking, Tracking Outcomes |
| Population Age | Adult |
| Study Type | ADHD, Addictive Disorder, Anxiety Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, CNS, Conduct Disorder, Disruptive Disorder, Eating Disorder, Feeding Disorder, Homicidality, Impulse-Control Disorder, MDD, Neurodevelopmental Disorder, OCD, Personality Disorder, Psychotic Disorder, PTSD, Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorder, Stressor-Related Disorder, Substance-Related Disorder, Substance Use Disorder, Suicidality (Disorder), Trauma-Related Disorder |
