The Systemic Clinical Outcome and Routine Evaluation-15 (SCORE-15) is one of a group of self-report measures of family processes derived from the original SCORE-40 (Stratton, Bland, Janes, & Lask, 2010). These measures are designed to indicate crucial aspects of family life that are relevant to the need for therapy and for therapeutic change.

2021年12月1日 · SCORE-15 can be used as an overall measure of family functioning but will also generate ‘sub-scale’ scores from the 5 items on each of three dimensions: • Strengths and adaptability • Overwhelmed by difficulties

SCORE-15: an introduction. Introduction and scoring SCORE-15– a brief account of the development of SCORE and a practical guide to administering SCORE-15 for clinical and research use; Administering Measures to Families – guidance on issues that arise when applying progress measures (inc SCORE-15) to families. AFT Family Therapy Outcomes ...

What is SCORE-15? SCORE-15 is a self-report measure of family functioning. This family outcome measure was developed by a group of Family Therapists led by Peter Stratton. It’s a measure for anyone whose work focuses on the quality of people’s relationships.

2013年10月1日 · We report the sensitivity to therapeutic change of the short form, the SCORE ‐15. Data are reported from 584 participants aged above 11 years, representing 239 families. All couples and families...

SCORE-15 is a brief, validated self-report outcome measure designed to be sensitive to systemic family changes that can take place in couples and family counseling (Carr & Stratton, 2017).

Developing an indicator of family function and a practicable outcome measure for systemic family and couple therapy: the SCORE. Journal of Family Therapy, 32(3), 232–258. Review of all versions: Carr, A. & Stratton, P. (2017).

The SCORE-15 was created through a data-driven process integrating psychometrics with clinical judgment. It is designed to enable family members to report on aspects of their interactions which

What is intimate relationships SCORE-15 (IRS-15)? •Many countries feed back that people who come as a couple do not see themselves as a family. We need to go from family to intimate paired relationships with an alternative adult version of a systemic self-report measure for 2 people in a relationship. •After much agonising we have settled on

SCORE-15 is a measure of family functioning. It has been shown to be reliable and valid both as an indicator of the quality of interactions within the family and as a measure of therapeutic progress early in family and couples therapy.