Table 1.

Description of data collection tools used to assess psychological and social morbidity

No.	Data collection tools to assess psychological morbidity	International abbreviation	Original country, author, and date
1.	Aga Khan University Anxiety and Depression Scale	AKUADS	Pakistan, Ali 1988 [52]
2.	Clinical Interview Schedule-Revised	CIS-R	USA, Lewis 1992 [53]
3.	Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale	EPDS	UK, Cox 1987 [54]
4.	Harvard Trauma Questionnaire	HTQ	USA, Mollica 1992 [55]
5.	Kessler-10 item psychological distress scale	K-10	USA, Kessler 2002 [56]
6.	List of Threatening Experiences questionnaire	LTE-Q	UK, Brugha 1985 [57]
7.	Montgomery–Åsberg Depression Rating scale	MADRA	UK, Montgomery 1979 [58]
8.	Patient Health Questionnaire	PHQ-9	USA, Spitzer 1992 [59]
9.	Self-Reporting Questionnaire-(20 Items)	SRQ-20	WHO, Switzerland, Beusenberg 1994 [60]
10.	State-Trait Anxiety Inventory	STAI	USA, Spielberger 1983 [61]
11.	Structured Clinical Interview for the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th Edition	SCI- DSM IV	USA, American Psychiatric Association 1994 [62]
12.	WHO version of the Centre for Epidemiological Studies Depression scale	CES-DR	USA, Radloff 1977 [63]
13.	Mini-intentional neuropsychological	MINI	USA, Sheehan, 1998 [64]
No.	Data collection tools to assess social morbidity	International abbreviation	Original country, author, and date
1.	Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test	AUDIT	WHO, Babor 2001 [65]
2.	CAGE (Cut-annoyed-guilty-eye) Questionnaire	CAGE	USA, Ewing 1970 [66]
3.	Maternity Social Support Index	MSSI	USA, Pascoe 1988 [67]
4.	Social Provisions Scale	SPS	USA, Cutrona 1987 [68]
5.	HIV-AIDS Stigma Instrumental PHWHA	HASI-P	WHO, Babor 2001 [69]