
Structured Psychiatric Assessment Generator
Generate DSM-5 aligned psychiatric assessments with differential diagnosis and treatment plans
What You Can Do
You can convert unstructured clinical observations into comprehensive psychiatric evaluations that systematically document presenting problems, psychiatric history, mental status findings, and diagnostic reasoning. The skill structures assessments across all clinically relevant domains—history of present illness, psychiatric and medical history, family history, psychosocial stressors, mental status examination, and treatment planning—while explicitly mapping symptoms to DSM-5-TR criteria and generating differential diagnoses with clinical justification for your primary diagnostic impression.
Features
automatically cross-references symptoms against diagnostic criteria with explicit verification of threshold counts and duration requirements
generates ranked diagnostic considerations with clinical reasoning for inclusion/exclusion of each diagnosis
structures observations across appearance, behavior, affect, mood, speech, thought process, content, cognition, and insight domains
recommends pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic interventions with evidence-based rationale tailored to primary diagnosis
systematically documents suicide/homicide ideation, intent, plan, protective factors, and safety interventions
produces documentation compatible with electronic medical record systems and insurance preauthorization requirements
flags missing assessment components before finalization to ensure comprehensive evaluation
reviews current medications against diagnostic picture and screens for iatrogenic contributions to presentation
Example Output
Diagnostic Impression:
- Primary: Major Depressive Disorder, Single Episode, Moderate, with anxious distress
- Meets 6/9 criteria; mood symptoms x4 weeks; significant functional impairment in work/social domains
- Differential: Persistent Depressive Disorder (lower likelihood—acute onset, moderate intensity)
- Rule out: Bipolar II Disorder (no hypomanic episodes documented; denies decreased need for sleep)
Treatment Plan:
- Pharmacotherapy: Initiate sertraline 50mg daily; increase to 100mg after 1 week if tolerated. Reassess mood/side effects at 2-week follow-up.
- Psychotherapy: Referral for 12-week course of cognitive-behavioral therapy targeting negative thought patterns and behavioral activation
- Safety: Patient denies current SI/HI with adequate protective factors (supportive spouse, employment, no prior attempts). Agreed to crisis line contact if suicidal ideation emerges.
What's Included
- SKILL.md instruction file with assessment framework and DSM-5-TR integration guidelines:
- Structured assessment template with all required clinical domains and documentation prompts:
- Mental status examination checklist with detailed descriptors for each observational category:
- Differential diagnosis reasoning matrix for systematic evaluation of competing diagnostic hypotheses:
- Treatment planning worksheet linking diagnoses to pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic recommendations:
Who It's For
- Psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners conducting initial patient evaluations and medication management
- Psychiatric residents and fellows developing structured assessment and diagnostic reasoning skills
- Community mental health clinicians requiring standardized documentation for complex presentations
- Hospital-based psychiatrists preparing admission assessments and treatment plans
- Forensic psychiatrists documenting risk assessment and safety planning for liability protection
Best For
- Initial comprehensive psychiatric evaluations for new patients
- Converting unstructured clinical notes into structured EMR-compatible assessments
- Differential diagnosis formulation for complex or atypical presentations
- Treatment-resistant cases requiring systematic review of previous interventions
- Insurance preauthorization documentation with clinical justification
- Risk assessment and safety planning documentation
- Quality assurance review to identify gaps in assessment completeness







