Talk:Evidence-based assessment/Assessment Center/Clinician resources
Add topic2006 Summer 2023 Goals
[edit source]- Create and test assembly line for putting assessments into REDCap
- Create a list of best free measures (starter kits) for adults * and youth on several important diagnostic domains: ADHD/ODD/CD, * Anxiety, Bipolar, Depression, Trauma/PTSD, Substance Use, SITB, Development/QoL.
- Decide on the infrastructure (and implement) for the REDCap project that best facilitates clinician and client use: instrument selection, client tracking, feedback.
- Create a process for evaluating, selecting, and creating translations of assessments in REDCap.
Contacts
[edit source]Suggestions and Feedback
[edit source]Qualtrics Version Admins
[edit source]Eyoungstrom / eyoungstrom@hgaps.org Lizzie Emma Caroline V?
REDCap Version Admins
[edit source]Elborde / g.perezalgorta
OSF.io Admins
[edit source]Eyoungstrom / Eyoungstrom@hgaps.org
Changes to Tables
[edit source]- Formatting consistency -- no periods at end, be consistent about bullets (or no bullets), capitalization, defining acronyms and using consistent names
- Audit:
- Make sure that PDF link it to archive in OSF
- Add links
- To AC (Qualtrics, REDCap)
- To OSF
- Any other resources (don't delete, but clarify, not "Link here" <-- link to WHAT? :-)
- Wikiversity page about measure
- Wikipedia article about measure
- Templates:
Demographics
[edit source]Here's a link to a 2022 Pew survey about USA attitudes towards general. Helpful getting a description of the nuanced opinions. Pew has been studying the topic for a while, so there is information about national trends here, too.
For things in the Assessment Center, it would make sense to
- Standardize
- Go with a "middle way" approach (the Pew report suggests a methodology, and tying to it would be a strong precedent)
- Make a demographics module to use consistently across projects
- Have a web page describing the rationale (again, Pew seems like a good middle ground starting point)
- Explain to participants how the information would be used, both vis them and to help other people. It's one thing if it changes scoring for the individual; it's more abstract and altruistic if it's to provide benchmarks for other people, and a third thing if its for research; the worst is the scenario where they get asked a lot of questions and nothing happens with it.
To dos:
[edit source]- add information to both of the assessment tables
- clean up the resources by domain
- add more clinician eba resources
[] Clarify when the link is to one of the Qualtrics scoring options
[] (and we should systematically add them all)
List of Measures to Add and Why
[edit source]Petersen Pubertal Screening Device: Free, widely used in research, and we have been ignoring it as a construct in clinical psychological practice
GBI-10m, GBI-10Da, GBI-10Db, GBI sleep -- all have recently been validated in 2020 & 2021 papers, and are much more convenient than the full length version (Mood and sleep)
Working Alliance Inventory (WAI) -- requested as a process measure for treatment
'ICOHM Standard set of outcome measures'
RCADS-25 (anxiety and depression)
OCI-CV
CRIES-8/13
C-SSRS self report screener (self harm)
KIDSCREEN-10 (Quality of Life)
CGAS <-- super easy; most valuable if there were a way of tracking over time
CALIS
Anything that looks solid that is COVID-19 related was trendy and worth adding
Also need to look at the Becker-Haimes update of the Beidas et al. 2015 "Best of the Free" -- that will be a major source of new measures