&lt;p&gt;Validity of the Shahin Mixed Depression Scale: A Self-Rated Instrument Designed to Measure the Non-DSM Mixed Features in Depression&lt;/p&gt;

Islam Shahin; Caterina del Mar Bonnín; El-Sayed Saleh; Khaled Helmy; Usama Mahmoud Youssef; Eduard Vieta

doi:10.2147/ndt.s259996

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<p>Validity of the Shahin Mixed Depression Scale: A Self-Rated Instrument Designed to Measure the Non-DSM Mixed Features in Depression</p>

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SMDS was a reliable and valid instrument for assessing the frequently encountered and clinically relevant mixed features in depression.

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