Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview (MINI) Kid Screen 7.0.2

Name: Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview (MINI) Kid Screen 7.0.2
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To License the MINI Kid Click Below

Purchasing a download of the MINI on this website is NOT a license agreement for use. Click here to download the license agreement. Dr. Sheehan licenses the MINI 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.

Customizable

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.

Consult with Dr. Sheehan

Dr. Sheehan only provides consultation, guidance on regulatory agency questions, and training to those who license the MINI / MINI Kid or scales directly from him. Contact Dr. Sheehan at davidVsheehan@gmail.com for additional information.

Training on the MINI Kid

For information about virtual web-based training on the MINI Kid – which include a video, a quiz, and a certificate of completion of training – email training@harmresearch.org:

Standard MINI Kid 7.0.2 Training
Standard MINI Kid 7.0.2 Interview Training Case 1
MINI Kid Suicidality Module (Module B) 7.0.2 Training

For certain sites, Dr. Sheehan can do an additional live Zoom question and answer session to address issues encountered after the raters at the site have done a dozen or so with real patients.

Please contact: davidVsheehan@gmail.com

Training video subtitles are available in multiple languages on request. Contact training@harmresearch.org for more information.

Translations and Linguistic Validation of the MINI Kid

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.

When Dr. Sheehan fully executes your license agreement request, he will provide you with the information to contact MAPI / Icon Language Services to obtain consistent and conceptually equivalent, and linguistically validated translations and the related certificates.

MAPI / Icon Language Services may charge its own usual fees for this work.

How to Cite the MINI Kid

The MINI Kid used in paper format as a primary source document has been cited in over 1,500 publications.

Use the following citation in referencing the MINI Kid:

Sheehan DV, Sheehan KH, Shytle RD, Janavs J, Bannon Y, Rogers JE, Milo KM, Stock SL, Wilkinson B. Reliability and Validity of the Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview for Children and Adolescents (MINI–KID). J Clin Psychiatry; 2010;71(3):313-326. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4088/JCP.09m05305whi
Duncan L, Georgiades K, Wang, Van Lieshout, RJ et al. Psychometric Evaluation of the MINI International Neuropsychiatric Interview for Children and Adolescents (MINI Kid). Psychological Assessment,2018; 30(7), 916–928. https://doi.org/10.1037/pas0000541
Högberg, C., Billstedt, E., Björck, C. et al. Diagnostic validity of the MINI KID disorder classifications in specialized child and adolescent psychiatric outpatient clinics in Sweden. BMC Psychiatry, 2019 19( 142), 2121-8. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12888-019-2121-8

The primary reference for the MINI Kid is found within the License Agreement from Dr. Sheehan and the MINI Kid itself. For any scientific questions relating to the MINI Kid, contact David V Sheehan MD MBA directly by email at: davidVsheehan@gmail.com

Description
Additional information

About the MINI Kid Screen

The MINI Kid Screen uses only the screening questions in each module of the MINI Kid. A negative response to the screening questions usually means it is unlikely the patient has the disorder. A positive response to questions on any questions in the MINI Kid Screen should prompt the clinician to ask additional questions using the standard MINI Kid. The MINI Kid Screen is on 4 pages.

About the MINI Kid:

The standard MINI Kid assesses the 33 most common and clinically relevant disorders or disorder subtypes in pediatric mental health. There are several versions available of the MINI Kid, each described below. The standard version of the MINI Kid meets most needs, most of the time in both clinical and research settings. The non-standard versions are mainly for use in settings where more detail is needed for some disorders, that are not captured in the standard version or when input from the parent or guardian is required. Each of those versions is described below. We recommend using the standard child version. With this version the child and parent are interviewed together. The question is directed to the child. The parent is asked to remain silent and not to respond unless the parent believes it is clear that the child has provided inaccurate information. In this event the clinician then triangulates the discussion between child, parent and clinician, to get the most accurate assessment, and records the responses accordingly. Using the parent version is not usually necessary, nor is it time and cost efficient most of the time. But this decision needs to be made by the on-site clinician to meet the needs of each family. Like the adult MINI, it uses branching tree logic in the interest of brevity.

There are several versions of the MINI available. The standard version of the MINI meets most needs, most of the time, in both clinical and research settings. The non-standard versions are mainly for use in settings where more detail is needed for some disorders, that are not captured in the standard version. Each of those versions is described below.

The flow chart (click here) helps guide you in choosing which version of the MINI is more likely to meet your needs.

Notes About this Product:

Please note: purchasing a watermarked, preview download is not a license agreement for use. Downloading a watermarked, preview copy from the website is not a license for use.

You will be allowed to download this interview twice. Any additional downloads will require additional purchase. This interview is in PDF format. You will need a PDF reader to view the interview. You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader DC here. This preview copy is in fixed PDF format.

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