The Psychiatric Research Interview for Substance and Mental Disorders (PRISM) is a semi-structured, (differential) diagnostic interview based on the DSM-5, which is specifically designed to help you distinguish substance-induced mental disorders from independent mental disorders.
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This page is a short version of the Norwegian page about PRISM-5, for those are interested in use and availability of PRISM-5 in Norway and can't read Norwegian.
The main target group for the interview is psychiatrists and psychologists who do assessments in specialist services. Other health personell with at least four years of relevant higher education (bachelors degree + further education) who do assessments, can also participate and become certified users. People who eventually want to use the interview in research have access to the same course
Before you can use the interview clinically or in researh, you need to attend a two day and afterwards send a fictional clinical interview (sound file) to the course holder for evaluation, in order to become a certified user.
Psychiatrists and psychologists who want to do PRISM-5 courses and certify can then also become a certified course holder.
Diagnosing Prescription Opioid Use Disorder in Patients Using Prescribed Opioids for Chronic Pain (2022)
Test-retest reliability of DSM-5 substance disorder measures as assessed with the PRISM-5 (2020)
Å skille rus og psykopatologi (2016, in Norwegian)
Criteria and Concurrent Validity of Adult ADHD Section of the PRISM-IV (2015)
Feasibility of the PRISM-IV in a Norwegian acute psychiatric ward (2012)
Diagnosis of Comorbid Psychiatric Disorders in Substance Users Assessed With the PRISM-IV (2006)
Diagnosing comorbidity: concepts, criteria, and methods (2004)
PRISM-IV: phenomenologically based diagnosis in patients who abuse alcohol or drugs (1998)