CAPP

The CAPP covers the full domain of PPD symptomatology. This means the CAPP is potentially useful in a variety of settings (e.g. correctional, forensic psychiatric, civil psychiatric, community and family), rather than being optimized for use in a single setting... CAPP LRS-Informant Rating Form (CAPP LRS-IRF) is designed for use by diverse groups (experts, lay people, target persons) to measure the trait extremity of PPD symptoms in target persons with whom they are familiar (e.g., patients, offenders, friends, relatives)... The CAPP actually comprises a family of tests - all currently under development, and therefore experimental in nature - based on the same model of PPD. The current version, the Institutional Rating Scale or CAPP-IRS, is designed for use in secure treatment facilities (e.g. forensic psychiatric hospitals, civil psychiatric facilities, special hospital, prisons) where severe PPD symptomatology is relatively common and where important decisions (e.g. classification,..

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