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Table 1 Psychosocial Domains and Factors Measured by the SIPAT

From: Characterization of the stanford integrated psychosocial assessment for transplant for heart, liver, and kidney transplant candidates in Japan

SIPAT A. Patient’s Readiness Level and Illness Management (5 items)

 

Item 1: Knowledge and understanding of medical illness process (that caused specific organ failure)

 

Item 2: Knowledge and understanding of the process of transplantation

 

Item 3: Willingness/desire for treatment (transplant)

 

Item 4: History of treatment adherence/compliance (pertinent to medical issues)

 

Item 5: Lifestyle factors (including diet, exercise, fluid restrictions, and habits, according to organ system)

SIPAT B. Social Support System Level of Readiness (3 items)

 

Item 6: Availability of social support system

 

Item 7: Functionality of social support system

 

Item 8: Appropriateness of physical living space and environment

SIPAT C. Psychological Stability and Psychopathology (5 items)

 

Item 9: Presence of psychopathology (other than personality disorders and organic psychopathology)

 

Item 10: History of organic psychopathology or neurocognitive impairment (i.e., illness or medication induced psychopathology)

 

Item 11: Influence of personality traits versus disorder

 

Item 12: Effect of truthfulness versus deceptive behavior

 

Item 13: Overall risk for psychopathology

SIPAT D. Lifestyle and Effect of Substance Use (5 items)

 

Item 14: Alcohol use, abuse, and dependence

 

Item 15: Alcohol abuse—risk for recidivism

 

Item 16: Illicit substance abuse and dependence

 

Item 17: Illicit substance abuse—risk for recidivism

 

Item 18: Nicotine use, abuse, and dependence