About#

The Clinical Global Impression Scale (CGI) is a standardized tool used to evaluate the severity of a disorder and the improvement over time in clinical settings. It consists of two main components: CGI-Severity, which rates the severity of illness at a given time, and CGI-Improvement, which assesses the change in the patient’s condition following treatment. The CGI is useful in providing a simple, yet effective measure of clinical progress, facilitating comparisons across different interventions, and supporting the evaluation of treatment efficacy in diverse psychiatric and medical conditions.

Administration

Administration type	Clinician Rating
Setting	{}
Duration	5 min
Respondent	{}
Visits	Visits 1-3
Ages	0-18 years

Scoring procedures

Total items	1 (Severity, Improvement will be added later)
Response scale	5-point (scores 1-5)
Score types	No total score
Reverse-coded items	Items bed_001 - bed_003, sleep_0{10;11}, morning_016