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Use when you need a structured, non-validated interview guide for bipolar risk factors and mood elevation history. Not a diagnostic or validated instrument.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
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| name | bipolar-risk-interview |
| description | Use when you need a structured, non-validated interview guide for bipolar risk factors and mood elevation history. Not a diagnostic or validated instrument. |
This is an original, non‑validated interview guide for exploring bipolar risk factors. It is not diagnostic and should not be used as a screening instrument.
Use this mode when the clinician asks to go step-by-step.
See: assets/interview-guide.md
See: references/safety-notes.md
Summarize history of mood elevation, sleep reduction, impulsivity, and functional impact.
