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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Application scale diagnosis of schizoaffective psychosis Feasibility [Abstract] Objective To improve schizoaffective psychosis (SAP) the accuracy of clinical diagnosis, explore the use of scales for diagnosis. Methods 1210 cases of discharged schizophrenia (Sc) and 122 patients with affective disorder (Ma) clinical data, according to CCMD -3 standards were analyzed retrospectively, the diagnosis of SAP in the total of 63 cases misdiagnosed as Sc (5.21%), misdiagnosed as Ma 44 cases (36.07%). Therefore, the idea of #8203;#8203;using a diagnostic questionnaire for diagnosis of SAP diagnosis. After screening a “full scale of psychiatric symptoms” in the Sc subscale items, depression subscale items and added, “Baker - La Fansen Mania Rating Scale” content, integrated for the “SAP Inventory” for clinical diagnosis Assessment Scale, and conducted feasibility study. Results of 41 outpatients and inpatients Comment on the results of 8 cases meet or exceed the required score, combined with referral CCMD-3 standard, recognized as SAP. Therefore, from a scale project settings, score composition and schizoaffective psychosis 3 comprehensive analysis of the results of classification, the scale has the potential and practical value. Conclusions The diagnosis SAP scale has a possible, but the clinical assessment scale reliability and validity, item and set the standard scores of a large number of clinical cases still need to be amended. [Keywords:] Schizophrenia Bipolar Disorder Scale Schizoaffective psychosis (SAP) is a group of schizophrenia (Sc) and bipolar disorder exists and the same two diseases highlight the same mental disorders [1]. CCMD-3 [2] the disease as an independent group of disease (code 24), ICD-10 [3] encoding the group of diseases as the F25 9. on the epidemiology, the disease is equivalent to the annual incidence of Sc (7.3 ~ 15.0/10 million) 1 / 4, and is equivalent to the annual incidence of mania, or 1.7 ~ 3.3/10 milli