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Author: Clifford, P. Andrew
Summary: The GRRAS presents a standardized assessment protocol that delineates emotional, interpersonal, and behavioral dysfunction associated with medical and psychiatric comorbidities that are common in residents who are being treated in long-term care and inpatient settings. The GRRAS contains three separate but integrated repeatable measures of psychiatric and behavioral functioning that are designed to be used at initial assessment and then as a reevaluation tool during the course of medical and psychiatric intervention to monitor treatment effectiveness.
Format: Forms
Library Record: Call # WT 30 C638m 2008 ATOOLS (Reserve Desk)
Population: 55+
Completion time Approximately 15 minutes per form
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