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--- mini_neuropsychiatric_interview [2021/04/30 14:14] – trynke
+++ mini_neuropsychiatric_interview [2025/02/05 13:49] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   * [[1A Visit 1]] (as interview, n = ~149.000, 65+ participants only with [[mini mental state examination|MMSE]] score of 26 or more)
   * [[2A Visit 1]] (as a digital questionnaire on location, n = ~119.000)
-  * [[3A Visit 1]] (as a digital questionnaire at home)
+  * [[3A]] (as a digital questionnaire at home)
-Note that [[MINI derivatives]] were calculated to assess whether participants meet the criteria for certain psychiatric diagnoses.
+  * [[4A]] (as a digital questionnaire at home)
+Note that [[MINI derivatives]] were calculated to assess whether participants meet the criteria for certain psychiatric diagnoses
 ===== Background =====
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 The MINI was performed in adult and elderly [[start|Lifelines]] participants as a face-to-face interview with a nurse practitioner on [[location]] during [[1A Visit 1]], and as a digital questionnaire on location during [[2A Visit 1]]. In general assessment [[3A]], the MINI is implemented as a digital questionnaire to be filled in at home.\\
 The MINI should not be confused with the [[Mini Mental State Examination]] which is also used in Lifelines, but measures cognitive impairments.\\
-In addition to the MINI, which asks questions on altered mood during various time intervals, the [[start|additional assessment]] [[BIOQ]] was performed to assess lifetime mood-related episodes (Depression (LIDAS)|LIDAS).
+In addition to the MINI, which asks questions on altered mood during various time intervals, the [[additional assessments]] [[BIONIC|DEPQ]] and [[BIONIC|DEAQ]] were performed to assess lifetime mood-related episodes (using the [[Depression (LIDAS)|LIDAS]]).
 The MINI used in the Lifelines cohort ([[sections|section]]: [[mental health]]) is restricted to the following therapeutic indications: