You have a score and nobody explained it
A GP says "your PHQ-9 was fourteen" and moves on. An occupational health report gives a tier with no definition. Pick the instrument below and read the number against its own published table, without answering anything.
Instruments you can also take here
Looking a score up is quicker, but answering the questions gives you the breakdown a single total hides: which parts of the questionnaire actually drove it.
Instruments we cannot administer
These are commercial or licensed instruments, so their questions are not published here. A scoring rule is a procedure rather than a creative work, so a score can still be read against its own table — which is the only scoring available for these on this site.
What this cannot do
It reads a number against a table. It does not know which edition of the instrument produced your score, how it was scored, whether a clinician adjusted it, or anything at all about you. If somebody qualified gave you the number, their reading of it is the one that counts, and this page is not a second opinion.