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Full name of scale |
Psychosis Recovery Inventory |
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Languages |
Chinese, English |
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Rater |
Patient-rated |
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Utility |
Clinical and research settings The measure is used to assess a number of issues including perceived extent of recovery and risk of relapse that are faced by patients who are recovering from first-episode psychosis. It should be administered to patients whose positive symptoms have largely subsided. |
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Any information on whether the measure is Youth or Family friendly/appropriate? Any information on users’ appreciation of scale/its use |
No but after the generating pool of items, the initial measure was administered to the patients and authors obtained detailed feedback on the understandability, clarity, specificity, length, and the reading difficulty of items. The final version of the measure was created based on this feedback. |
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Time to complete |
10-15 minutes |
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Cost/license |
No information found |
Chen, E. Y., Tam, D. K., Wong, J. W., Law, C. W., & Chiu, C. P. (2005). Self-administered instrument to measure the patient’s experience of recovery after first-episode psychosis: Development and validation of the Psychosis Recovery Inventory. Australian New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 39(6), 493–499. Follow this link for the article.
