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Table 1 Description of data collection tools used to assess psychological and social morbidity

From: Maternal multimorbidity during pregnancy and after childbirth in women in low- and middle-income countries: a systematic literature review

No.

Data collection tools to assess psychological morbidity

International abbreviation

Original country, author, and date

 1.

Aga Khan University Anxiety and Depression Scale

AKUADS

Pakistan, Ali 1988 [52]

 2.

Clinical Interview Schedule-Revised

CIS-R

USA, Lewis 1992 [53]

 3.

Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale

EPDS

UK, Cox 1987 [54]

 4.

Harvard Trauma Questionnaire

HTQ

USA, Mollica 1992 [55]

 5.

Kessler-10 item psychological distress scale

K-10

USA, Kessler 2002 [56]

 6.

List of Threatening Experiences questionnaire

LTE-Q

UK, Brugha 1985 [57]

 7.

Montgomery–Åsberg Depression Rating scale

MADRA

UK, Montgomery 1979 [58]

 8.

Patient Health Questionnaire

PHQ-9

USA, Spitzer 1992 [59]

 9.

Self-Reporting Questionnaire-(20 Items)

SRQ-20

WHO, Switzerland, Beusenberg 1994 [60]

 10.

State-Trait Anxiety Inventory

STAI

USA, Spielberger 1983 [61]

 11.

Structured Clinical Interview for the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th Edition

SCI- DSM IV

USA, American Psychiatric Association 1994 [62]

 12.

WHO version of the Centre for Epidemiological Studies Depression scale

CES-DR

USA, Radloff 1977 [63]

 13.

Mini-intentional neuropsychological

MINI

USA, Sheehan, 1998 [64]

No.

Data collection tools to assess social morbidity

International abbreviation

Original country, author, and date

 1.

Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test

AUDIT

WHO, Babor 2001 [65]

 2.

CAGE (Cut-annoyed-guilty-eye) Questionnaire

CAGE

USA, Ewing 1970 [66]

 3.

Maternity Social Support Index

MSSI

USA, Pascoe 1988 [67]

 4.

Social Provisions Scale

SPS

USA, Cutrona 1987 [68]

 5.

HIV-AIDS Stigma Instrumental PHWHA

HASI-P

WHO, Babor 2001 [69]