Family Burden Interview Schedule (FBIS)

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About this scale and references
Reference information · Official-form reference
Last content update
2026-10-26
Clinical review
Not independently reviewed
Source jurisdiction
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Coverage
Official-form reference
What changed in this edition
FieldInstrument context
VersionFBIS; Pai and Kapur semi-structured family-burden interview
RespondentInterviewer with caregiver
PurposeFamily Burden Interview Schedule (FBIS) — administration and scoring reference.

Administration

Interview the relevant family informant about practical and perceived burden using the original schedule and local language context.

Scoring method

Objective/subjective family-burden domains per selected original edition.

Interpretation & limitations

  • Report objective domains and subjective burden according to the selected version rather than substituting a caregiver questionnaire.
  • Interpret the findings alongside the clinical interview, functioning, history and relevant physical assessment.
  • Different adaptations may change items and aggregation. Burden describes the family’s experience and does not establish the patient’s symptom severity.
  • Use the original instrument and manual for item wording, rating anchors, missing-data rules and any normative conversions. This reference does not establish a diagnosis or select treatment.
References · 1
  1. Original instrument / official materials

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