Mental Health Screening Tool – NICE Guidelines

Mental Health Screening Tool

Comprehensive Assessment – NICE Guidelines Aligned

PHQ-9 Depression Screening

Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by any of the following problems?

NICE Guidelines (NG222): Use for diagnosis and severity assessment of depression. Scores ≥10 indicate clinically significant depression requiring treatment.

PHQ-9 Results

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GAD-7 Anxiety Screening

Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by the following problems?

NICE Guidelines (CG113): Score ≥10 indicates probable GAD. Further assessment and treatment indicated.

GAD-7 Results

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Complete assessment to see results

P4 Suicide Screener

Brief screening tool for suicide risk assessment

CRITICAL: Any positive response requires immediate comprehensive risk assessment. Follow local suicide prevention protocols.

P4 Results

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Complete assessment to see results

PCL-5 PTSD Screening

In the past month, how much have you been bothered by:

NICE Guidelines (NG116): Score ≥31 suggests probable PTSD. Consider trauma-focused CBT or EMDR.

PCL-5 Results

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Complete assessment to see results

Medication Review & Interactions

Select medications to check for contraindications and interactions

Important: This tool provides guidance only. Always check BNF and local formulary before prescribing.

Select Medications:

Reports should be saved in patient records. Follow local documentation procedures.

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