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Adaptation, implementation, and initial results of the Chinese version of the Flexible Interview for ICD-11

Adaptation, implementation, and initial results of the chinese version of the flexible interview for icd-11

The Chinese adaptation of the FLII-11 demonstrated 91.86% sensitivity and 91.59% overall accuracy in detecting any mental disorder and was found to have adequate clinical diagnostic performance.

The aim was to cross-culturally adapt the Flexible Interview for ICD-11 (FLII-11), a structured diagnostic instrument aligned with the World Health Organization's ICD-11 criteria, for Chinese adults; establish an electronic data collection system and a rater certification framework; and examine its psychometric properties through large-scale clinical studies. Forward and backward translation and cultural revision were conducted according to global FLII-11 protocols, and a REDCap-based electronic platform was developed. Ninety-one clinicians received standardized training, and 45 certified raters administered the FLII-11 to 333 adults (301 psychiatric patients representing the major disorders in ICD-11 and 32 healthy controls), with clinical diagnoses made by senior psychiatrists serving as the gold standard. For detecting any mental disorder, sensitivity was 91.86%, specificity 80.00%, positive predictive value 99.51%, negative predictive value 18.18%, and overall accuracy 91.59%. The instrument was reported to have robust inter-rater reliability and to be consistent with psychiatrists' judgments for common mental disorders. According to the presentation, the adapted Chinese adult version of the FLII-11 enables standardized clinical assessment and epidemiological research aligned with ICD-11 in China.

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