The Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HDRS / HAM-D) is a clinician-administered measure of depression severity. This scale includes the content-localizable items — those that can be grounded in what the subject reports during an interview.
Used here as an evidence scale: highlight the span where the subject reports the experience an item measures (e.g. depressed mood, guilt, sleep disturbance) rather than a linguistic form. Items use their original, item-appropriate ranges (0-4 or 0-2). The suicide item flags clinical risk and should be escalated to a clinician regardless of coded severity.