Validation of the Montgomery-Åsberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS) in Colombia

Keyphrases

• Colombia 100%
• MADRS 100%
• Depression Rating Scale 100%
• Inter-rater Reliability 66%
• Internal Consistency 66%
• Criterion Validity 66%
• Sensitivity to Change 66%
• Clinical Practice 33%
• Clinical Research 33%
• Psychometric Properties 33%
• Factor Analysis 33%
• Excellent Sensitivity 33%
• Methods Observational 33%
• Major Depressive Disorder 33%
• Intraclass Correlation Coefficient 33%
• Depressive Disorder 33%
• Scale Validation 33%
• ICD-10 33%
• Depression Severity 33%
• Moderate Depression 33%
• Reliability Evaluation 33%
• Second Application 33%
• Severe Depression 33%
• Colombian 33%
• Unidimensional Scale 33%
• Video Interviews 33%
• Highly Reliable 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Rating Scale 100%
• Larynx Stent 100%
• Montgomery Asberg Depression Rating Scale 100%
• Interrater Reliability 66%
• Internal Consistency 66%
• Criterion Related Validity 66%
• Clinical Practice 33%
• Correlation Coefficient 33%
• Depressive Disorder 33%
• Sensitivity and Specificity 33%
• Psychometry 33%
• Major Depression 33%
• Factor Analysis 33%
• ICD-10 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Montgomery-Åsberg Depression Rating Scale 100%
• Rating Scale 100%
• Observational Study 33%
• Depressive Disorder 33%
• Clinical Research 33%
• Sensitivity and Specificity 33%
• Major Depressive Episode 33%
• Psychometry 33%
• Factor Analysis 33%
• ICD-10 33%
• Severe Depression 33%