THE LIFE SKILLS PROFILE - A MEASURE ASSESSING FUNCTION AND DISABILITY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA
THE LIFE SKILLS PROFILE - A MEASURE ASSESSING FUNCTION AND DISABILITY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA
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DOI：
10.1093/schbul/15.2.325
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发表时间：
1989-01-01
影响因子：
6.6
通讯作者：
PARKER, G
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作者：
ROSEN, A;HADZIPAVLOVIC, D;PARKER, G
我们回顾了与精神分裂症相关的功能和残疾的代表性措施的局限性，并规定了一个合适的服务评价措施的要求：它应该可靠和有效地评估结构相关的生存，功能和适应在社区。此外，它应该是简短的，包括具体的和无行话的项目评估不同的行为，因此能够由家庭成员和社区住房管理人员以及专业人员完成。这种措施的初步发展，39项生活技能简介（LSP），其五个规模，进行了说明。我们报告的数据表明，它很可能是一个相当大的效用，无论是在研究中，并在定义和评估临床服务的措施。
We review limitations of representative measures of function and disability associated with schizophrenia and specify requirements of a suitable measure for service evaluation: It should reliably and validly assess constructs relevant to survival, function, and adaptation in the community. Additionally, it should be brief, comprise specific and jargon-free items assessing distinct behaviors, and therefore be capable of completion by family members and community housing managers as well as by professional staff. The initial development of such a measure, the 39-item Life Skills Profile (LSP), with its five scales, is described. We report data to suggest that it is likely to be a measure of considerable utility both in research studies and in defining and assessing clinical services.