2021
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/rxbyc
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The Culturally and Contextually Sensitive Assessment of Mental Health using a Structured Diagnostic Interview (MINI Kid) for Syrian Refugee Children and Adolescents in Lebanon: Challenges and Solutions

Abstract: Elevated rates of mental health difficulties are frequently reported in conflict-affected and displaced populations. Even with advances in improving the validity and reliability of measures, our knowledge of the performance of assessment tools is often limited by a lack of contextualization to specific populations and socio-political settings. This reflective paper aimed to review challenges and share lessons learned from the process of administration and supervision of a structured clinical interview, the MIN… Show more

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“…access to services). The subsample selected for clinical interview completed the MINI KID 6.0 [30]; additional information was gathered where appropriate and a Clinical Global Impression severity (CGI-s) score was assigned [31], with psychiatric diagnoses agreed by consensus during supervision with an experienced clinical psychologist [8,9]. Domains of measurement are described in Table 2 and Supplementary Section 7.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…access to services). The subsample selected for clinical interview completed the MINI KID 6.0 [30]; additional information was gathered where appropriate and a Clinical Global Impression severity (CGI-s) score was assigned [31], with psychiatric diagnoses agreed by consensus during supervision with an experienced clinical psychologist [8,9]. Domains of measurement are described in Table 2 and Supplementary Section 7.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At follow-up, the same caregiver was available in n = 926 cases (92.5%); otherwise a different caregiver took part (n = 65, 6.5%) or the child took part without a caregiver (n = 9, 0.9%). Of the subsample who completed a clinical interview, n = 63 (47.0%) children were female and mean age was 12.15 years (SD = 2.15, range [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19]; n = 130 (97.0%) mothers or other female caregivers and n = 20 (14.9%) fathers attended the appointment (in n = 16 cases, both parents attended). The mean age of the primary caregiver was 38.07 (SD = 7.54, range .…”
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