An easy to read symptom severity profile helps clinicians with case conceptualization and treatment planning. Ucla posttraumatic stress disorderreaction index for childrenadolescents dsm 5 version additional information a score of 1 or more on items 4, 20, 26 and 27 suggests client may pose a risk to self or others the developers of the ptsdri have an electronic scoring program. However, children with a score of 10 or higher should be considered. California child mental health performance outcomes. Mark yes if it happened to the child to the best of your knowledge. Question numbers that you answered yes to, as part of ucla ptsd index for dsmiv, child version, revision 1. Clinicianadministered ptsd scale for dsm5 child adolescent version capsca5 description the capsca5 is a 30item clinicianadministered ptsd scale based upon dsm5 criteria for children and adolescents ages 7 and above. The ucla center for health policy research ucla was charged by the california department of health care services dhcs to examine available tools for the measurement of improvements in mental health and functioning status for children and adolescents served by californias publicly funded specialty mental health systems.
Administration and scoring of the ucla ptsd reaction index. Ucla ptsd index for dsm iv adolescent version page 4 of 5 how much of the time during the past month none little some much most 8 c5 i feel alone inside and not. It is a modified version of the caps5 that includes age appropriate items and picture response options. The ucla ptsd ri is a selfreport questionnaire to screen for exposure to traumatic events and assess ptsd symptoms in schoolage children and adolescents. Feasibility and psychometric properties of the ucla ptsd. A score of 20 on the 9item ucla ptsd reaction index has a sensitivity of 0. Overall score exposure to traumatic event questions 1.
Ucla ptsd reaction index administration and scoring. Current measures of ptsd for children and adolescents. The ucla ptsd reaction index for dsm iv ptsdri, steinberg et al. Alternatively, use the trauma history profile portion of the ucla child adolescent ptsd reaction index for dsm5. The ucla ptsd index showed good reliability cronbachs. The ucla ptsdri is one of the most widely used instruments for assessing symptoms related to trauma.
Child and adolescent trauma screen cats caregiver report. This study presents the psychometric properties for the ucla posttraumatic stress disorder index among a sample of somali adolescents. License agreement is for ucla ptsd reaction index for. Data was collected from 4201 adolescents in communities within eleven countries. The purpose of this study was to determine the reliability and validity of the ucla ptsd reaction index for dsm5 ptsd ri5 among japanese youth. Validation of the ucla ptsd reaction index for dsm5. The ucla childadolescent ptsd reaction index for dsm5 is the. Ucla ptsd index for dsmiv, revision 1 adolescent version. The new dsm5 version is a semistructured interview that assesses a. Diagnosis and severity of ptsd were assessed using the ucla ptsd index for dsm5 upid. The ucla child r dsmiv stein ion of trauma his is a dsm5 par raining videofo software uses a ate a pdf that ca lectronic medica to read sympto ns with case con nt planning. Traumatic stress disorder reaction index for children and adolescents ucla ptsd reaction index for dsm5 ptsdri5 in adolescents, a selfreport instrument intended to screen for trauma exposure and assess ptsd symptoms.
The index event may involve either a single incident e. California child mental health performance outcomes system. It contains 22 items that assess the frequency of traumarelated symptoms. Childadolescent, parentcaregiver, and 6 and younger versions. Trauma history profile trauma details ptsd symptom scale frequency rating sheet distress and impairment in functioning ptsd reaction index score sheet the trauma history profile section is used to assess history of exposure to a wide range of traumatic events. In the dsmiv version, child, parent, and adolescent forms and subsequent scoring sheets were developed. The scale assesses the frequency of occurrence of ptsd symptoms during the past month rated from 0 none of the time to 4 most of the time. The ptsd symptom scale and the frequency rating sheet are used to rate the number of days in the past month that the child adolescent experienced each ptsd symptom. Below is a list of stressful and scary events that sometimes happen.
Trauma screening and assessment tools for children and. Ucla ptsd reaction index for the dsmiv adolescent version strong feelings in body when reminded of event frequency mod chai frequency of having strong feelings in your body, like your heart beats fast, your head aches, or your stomach aches, when something reminds you of what happened ucla ptsd ri for the dsmiv adolescent version. Ucla ptsd index for dsmiv parent version, revision 1. The ucla ptsd index for dsmiv is a revised version of the dsmiiir that reflects the modified diagnostic criteria in the dsmiv.
This is the first study to explore psychometrics of the dsm5 version of the ptsd ri5, as well as the first multisite study of an asian population. Soon after 911, two ucla faculty members recognized that major revisions needed to be made to the ucla ptsd reaction index for children and adolescents, one of the most widely used instruments for assessing trauma history and posttraumatic stress symptoms among traumatized children, adolescents, and young adults. Assessing ptsd in children and adolescents ucla tdg. Because it parallels dsmiv diagnostic criteria for ptsd, the clients responses to the.
Child and adolescent trauma screen cats youth report name. Traumatic stress disorder reaction index for children and adolescents ucla ptsd reaction index for dsm5 ptsd ri5 in adolescents, a selfreport instrument intended to screen for trauma exposure and assess ptsd symptoms. M f please note when scoring the ptsd severity score that the highest value between two items should be. The ucla ptsd reaction index for dsm iv is a selfreport questionnaire to screen for exposure to traumatic events and assess ptsd symptoms in schoolage children and adolescents. National center for ptsd clinicianadministered ptsd scale. The ptsd symptom scale and the frequency rating sheet are used to rate the number of days in the past month that the childadolescent experienced each ptsd symptom.
Pdf psychometric properties of the ucla ptsd reaction index. The purpose of this study was to determine the reliability and validity of the ucla ptsd reaction index for dsm5 ptsdri5 among japanese youth. D3 concentration problems criteria a, b, c, and d all met yes no 1. The items map directly onto dsm iv intrusion, avoidance, and. Pdf psychometric properties of the ucla ptsd reaction. The views, policies, and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of cmhs, samhsa, or usdhhs. Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders. These are times where someone was hurt very badly or killed, or could have been. Refer to principles of practice on page 6 for under age 6 and page 9 for 617 years old. D2 irritabilityanger dsmiv full ptsd diagnosis likely 16.
Ptsd scoring software uses an algorithm to generate a pdf that can be printed and. The ucla ptsd reaction index for dsm 5 ucla ptsd ri dsm 5 childadolescent selfreport version is a youth selfreport measure of their ptsd symptoms i. Ucla ptsd index for dsm iv adolescent version page. Ucla ptsd index for dsm iv adolescent version below is a list of very scary, dangerous or violent things that sometimes happen to people. Estimating whether dsm5 ptsd category b, c, d, and e symptom criteria are met. Questions may differ among the indexes depending on the target age. Posttraumatic stress disorder ptsd in children and adolescents. Ucla posttraumatic stress disorder reaction index for dsm. The ucla ptsdri adult is a brief version of the ucla ptsdri. Serious natural disaster like a flood, tornado, hurricane, earthquake, or fire. Study 1 examined the clarity, developmental appropriateness, acceptability of.
The ucla ptsd index provides for a comprehensive picture of trauma exposure and childrens distress. Pdf the ucla ptsd reaction index for dsm5 brief form. Alternatively, use the trauma history profile portion of the ucla childadolescent ptsd reaction index for dsm5. F there no empirical evidence to support the use of psychotropic medications in children 6 years or younger. Child adolescent self report provides a structure for making a comprehensive evaluation of trauma history and an assessment of the full range of dsm5 posttraumatic stress symptoms among schoolage children and adolescents. Child and adolescent trauma screen cats caregiver report ages 717 years stressful or scary events happen to many children. Clinicianadministered ptsd scale for dsm5 childadolescent version capsca5 description the capsca5 is a 30item clinicianadministered ptsd scale based upon dsm5 criteria for children and adolescents ages 7 and above.
The ucla ptsd reaction index for dsm5 includes six sections. Below is a list of very scary, dangerous or violent things that sometimes happen to people. The ucla ptsd reaction index for dsm iv ptsd ri, steinberg et al. Usdhhs through cooperative agreement sm 3530249 with the ucladuke university national center for child traumatic stress.
The scale assesses the frequencey of occurence of ptsd symptoms during the past month rated from 0 none of the time to 4 most of the time. This form may be updated over the course of treatment as. Ucla ptsd reaction index for children and adolescents. Selfreport instrument to screen for trauma exposure and assess for dsm5 ptsd symptoms there is also a caregiverreport version. Ucla ptsd index for the dsmiv child version bother the most number draft. Identifying, treating, and referring traumatized children.
Evidence based assessmentinstrumentsucla posttraumatic. Ucla posttraumatic stress disorder reaction index for dsm5. Clinicianadministered ptsd scale for dsm5 childadolescent version caps. We are grateful to the leadership, staff, children, youth, and families. Once the completed users agreement has been received pei outcomes staff will send the user a link to a dropbox that contains the childadolescent and. Screening and assessments for trauma adrian james, ms, ncc, lpcs. Ucla ptsd reaction index for the dsmiv adolescent version strong feelings in body when reminded of event frequency mod chai frequency of having strong feelings in your body, like your heart beats fast, your head aches, or your stomach aches, when something reminds you of what happened ucla ptsdri for the dsmiv adolescent version. Scoring worksheet for ucla ptsd index for dsmiv, revision 1. Ucla ptsd reaction index for dsm5 california institute for. Ucla ptsd index for dsm iv adolescent version page 1 of 5.
For children older than 8 years, selfreport on brief screening tests like the ucla ptsd reaction index 10 are reliable and easy to administer. Screening for ptsd among somali adolescent refugees. Childadolescent self report provides a structure for making a comprehensive evaluation of trauma history and an assessment of the full range of dsm5 posttraumatic stress symptoms among schoolage children and adolescents. The items map directly onto dsm iv intrusion, avoidance, and arousal. Child and adolescent trauma screen cats youth report. Bhi measures are used across child serving systems mental health, pediatrics, schools, child welfare, juvenile justice, disaster recovery programs. The new dsm5 version is a semistructured interview that assesses a childs trauma history and the full range of dsm5 ptsd diagnostic criteria among schoolage children and adolescents.
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