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Zanarini rating scale for borderline personality disorder (ZAN-BPD) [40]

MT Mary Ellen Trunko
TS Terry A. Schwartz
LB Laura A. Berner
AC Anne Cusack
TN Tiffany Nakamura
UB Ursula F. Bailer
JC Joanna Y. Chen
WK Walter H. Kaye
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The ZAN-BPD is a clinician-administered scale for the assessment of change in borderline psychopathology over a 2-week time period. Each of the nine criteria for BPD is rated on a 5-point anchored rating scale of 0 to 4, yielding a total score of 0 to 36. The ZAN-BPD includes three items assessing affective dysregulation, two items assessing cognitive dysregulation, two items assessing impulsive [41] behaviors, and two items assessing unstable interpersonal relationships. For feasibility reasons, the ZAN-BPD was administered as a self-report questionnaire; however, the clinician-administered version of the ZAN-BPD has shown good internal consistency, with test-retest reliability in the good to excellent range [40].

Secondary outcome measures, administered at treatment initiation and at the time of final assessment, included ratings of eating disorder symptom severity, anxiety, and depression:

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