Depression
Hamilton Depression Rating Scale
Assign the HAM-D, collect patient responses, score, and review in one clinic workspace.
What is the HAM-D?
The Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAM-D) is a widely used psychometric assessment in depression clinical practice. Clinics use it to collect structured patient responses that support clinical review and documentation.
Who uses the HAM-D?
Clinicians in depression settings use the HAM-D as part of intake, assessment, and outcome monitoring workflows. It provides structured evidence to support clinical judgement.
Why send the HAM-D through Lirena?
- Assign from the client profile in seconds
- Send a patient-friendly completion link
- Receive deterministic scoring output
- Keep response detail attached to the record
- Export for documentation or downstream systems
What does a reviewed HAM-D record look like in Lirena?
After the patient completes the HAM-D, Lirena returns scored responses to the client profile. Clinicians can review item-level responses, check the score summary, add notes, and export the record.