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AIMS · 1976video

Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale (AIMS)

The NIMH standard for rating drug-induced involuntary movements by body region, plus the three global judgements — the classic video-rated scale.

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BFCRS · 1996video

Bush-Francis Catatonia Rating Scale (BFCRS)

All twenty-three catatonia signs with their published anchors — the field's standard instrument, and one it already teaches from video.

+15

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catatoniapsychiatry

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FACES · 2007video

Facial Expression Coding System (FACES)

Event-level coding of facial expressivity — each expression segmented, given a valence and an intensity, so frequency, intensity and duration can be summed.

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emotionaffect

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NIHSS · 1989video

NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS)

The fifteen scored items of the NIH Stroke Scale — the instrument whose certification consists of rating patients on video.

+7

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strokeneurology

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Video Coding · 1996video

Observed Psychomotor Signs (Video Coding)

Sign-based coding of psychomotor change in depression — facial immobility, slumped posture, slowed and delayed movement, motor agitation and stereotypy — rated only from what you see.

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depressionmelancholia

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PAINAD · 2003video

Pain Assessment in Advanced Dementia (PAINAD)

Five observed behaviours — breathing, vocalization, facial expression, body language and consolability — for rating pain in people who cannot report it.

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