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Assessment in Residential Treatment Settings
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Part 1 - Assessment in Residential Treatment Settings
Part 2 - Time-Sample Behavioral Checklist
Part 3 - Staff-Resident Interaction Chronograph
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Part 1
Assessment in Residential Treatment Settings
Principles and Methods to Support Cost-Effective Quality Operations
Dr. Gordon L. Paul with Dr. Marco J. Mariotto, Dr. Joel P. Redfield, Dr. Mark H. Licht, and Dr. Christopher T. Power
Papercover, 7 x 10, 338 pages
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In this volume, Dr. Gordon Paul and his colleagues provide an innovative and provocative reanalysis of the entire assessment/decision making enterprise. Their broad-based conceptualization covers not only traditional but also direct observational approaches. The book details a comprehensive paradigm for the integrated application of traditional and observational assessment strategies that will provide the information on which to base all decisions needed to support rational operations and research. |
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Part 2
TSBC
The Time-Sample Behavioral Checklist
Observational Assessment Instrumentation for Service and Research
Dr. Gordon L. Paul with Dr. Mark H. Licht, Dr. Marco J. Mariotto, Dr. Christopher T. Power, and Kathryn L. Engel
Papercover, 7 x 10, 286 pages
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A standardized direct observational coding instrument that employs technician-level observers to collect objective data. The TSBC provides continuous time- and situation-specific assessment of the assets and deficits in adaptive functioning and excesses in maladaptive functioning of each resident. The resulting data provide information on the effects of psychosocial interventions, biomedical interventions, and of overall treatment programs and their components.
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Part 3
SRIC
The Staff-Resident Interaction Chronograph
Observational Assessment Instrumentation for Service and Research
Dr. Gordon L. Paul with Dr. Mark H. Licht, Dr. Marco J. Mariotto, Dr. Christopher T. Power, and Kathryn L. Engel
Papercover, 7 x 10, 360 pages
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A standardized direct observational coding instrument that employs technican-level observers to collect objective data. The SRIC provides a continuous time- and situation-specific data base on psychosocial activities of clinical staff -- the nature, amount, content, and distribution of verbal and nonverbal interactions that staff provide to clients. The resulting data provide comparable information on individual staff and groups for concurrent monitoring of both planned and unplanned psychosocial interventions. The data also yield information on which to base decisions regarding staff training, development, and utilization.
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