SPIFA-A presentation of the Structured Psychiatric Interview for General Practice

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SPIFA-A presentation of the Structured Psychiatric Interview for General Practice

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2009-12-04
Informa UK Limited,2009
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https://doi.org/10.3109/08039480902874769DOI

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Background: The diagnostic ability of general practitioners (GPs) concerning mental disorders is not optimal, and could be improved by structured diagnostic interviews. Various aspects of the Structured Psychiatric Interview for General Practice (SPIFA) are examined. Aims: The inter-rater reliability of the SPIFA, the time used by GPs and specialists and the GPs satisfaction are examined. The properties of the SPIFA are compared with those of the Prime-MD and the MINI schedules. Methods: Inter-rater reliability of the SPIFA was tested in 336 patients in general practice. The patients were randomized to two interview strategies. Either both GPs and psychiatrists used the SPIFA, or GPs used the SPIFA and psychiatrists a modified version of the SCID for Axis I disorders. The satisfaction was investigated by a questionnaire sent to 1000 GPs who had SPIFA training. Results: The SPIFA showed adequate inter-rater reliability for depression, anxiety disorders and increased suicidal risk for both interview strategies. In patients with more than two co-morbid disorders, the inter-rater reliability was poor. The mean duration of SPIFA was 21 min for SPIFA screening and 22 min for SPIFA manual. The 192 GPs responding to the questionnaire were mostly satisfied with the SPIFA. Conclusions: The SPIFA seems to be a reliable, valid and helpful instrument for GPs making diagnoses of mental disorders in their patients. Compared with the Prime MD and the MINI, the SPIFA seemed to have comparable psychometric properties but better feasibility in primary care.

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General practitioners
Inter-rater reliability
Mental disorders
Structured diagnostic interview
MEDICINE
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Kruger, Bjartveit (författare)
Dahl, Havard (författare)
Karlsson, Hasse (författare)
Von Knorring, LarsUppsala universitet,Institutionen för neurovetenskap(Swepub:uu)larsvon (författare)
Stordal, Eystein (författare)
Uppsala universitetInstitutionen för neurovetenskap (creator_code:org_t)

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Ingår i:Nordic Journal of Psychiatry: Informa UK Limited63:6, s. 443-4530803-94881502-4725

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