What is the MICA-2 scale?

The Mental Illness Clinicians’ Attitudes Scale (MICA-2) was created for use with medical students. It was found to be reliable, valid and responsive to change. An amended version (MICA-4) was validated with a sample of nursing students and may be suitable for staff and students from a wide range of health professions. The MICA has 16 questions and has been widely used around the world.

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Learn more about MICA-4 here.

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The measures developed by our group are freely available for you if you work or study in a university or health setting. Otherwise, to discuss access please contact Prof Claire Henderson at claire.1.henderson@kcl.ac.uk or Dr Sara Evans-Lacko at s.evans-lacko@lse.ac.uk.

For Translations

We invite you to translate our measures for use in stigma reducing programmes in your local context, so we can all end stigma and discrimination in mental health together.

For translations, please follow these steps:

Translations into different languages should be done using Back Translation (as detailed in the ).
Include the copyright information in the footer of the scale.
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