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Table 1 Description of cross-culturally adapted instruments

From: Translation and cross-cultural adaptation of seventeen widely-used assessment instruments for child and adolescent mental health in Greece

Domain

Instrument

Informant

Number of items (final version)

Measured construct

Mental health symptoms

Pediatric symptoms checklist (PSC-Y) [10] + questions on daily life impact

Child/adolescent

35 + 5

Psychosocial functioning

Pediatric symptoms checklist (PSC-C) [10] + questions on daily life impact

Caregiver

Deliberate self harm inventory (DSHI-9) modified short version (modified to use in the CAHMI) [11]

Child/adolescent

11

Non-suicidal self injury

Child and adolescent trauma screen-2 (CATS2-C) [12]

Caregiver

16–41

Traumatic exposure and post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms

Child and adolescent trauma screen-2 (CATS2-Y) [12]

Child/adolescent

UCSD ABCD screen use-C (modified to use in the CAHMI) [13]

Caregiver

6

Time spent in screen use

UCSD ABCD screen use-Y (modified to use in the CAHMI) [14]

Child/adolescent

11

SNAP-IV (Swanson, Nolan, and Pelham) [15]

Caregiver

26

Hyperactivity, inattention, impulsivity, and oppositional behavior

Parenting

Parent behavior inventory (PBI) [16]

Caregiver

20

Parenting behavior as of two subscales: supportive/engaged and hostile/coercitive

Mental health literacy and stigma

Mental health literacy scale (MHLS) (modified to use in the CAHMI) [17]

Caregiver and general population

28

Literacy and attitudes on mental health disorders

Australian mental health vignettes [18,19,20]

Child/adolescent

2 vignettes

26 questions

Mental health vignettes depicting common conditions to elicit audience attitudes

The reported and intended behavior scale (RIBS) [21]

Caregiver and general population

8

Previous social contact and intentions towards people facing mental health issues

Service use and access

Barriers to access to care evaluation (BACE) (modified to use in the CAHMI) [22]

Caregiver

30

Barriers to care experienced by people who use or have used mental health services

Experience of service questionnaire (ESQ-C) (modified to use in the CAHMI) [23]

Caregiver

12

Satisfaction of use with mental health services

Experience of service questionnaire (ESQ-Y 12–17 years) (modified to use in the CAHMI) [23]

Adolescent

Experience of service questionnaire (ESQ-Y 9–11 years) (modified to use in the CAHMI) [23]

Child

Professional practices

The multitheoretical list of therapeutic interventions (MULTI-30) (modified to use in the CAHMI) [24]

Healthcare professionals

30

Frequency of use of diverse mental health skills and techniques

  1. Notes *two mental health vignettes. Some instruments were modified to use in the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Initiative, as detailed in Table 2 and Supplementary Table 1