Performance of the CJDATS Co-Occurring Disorders Screening Instruments (CODSIs) among minority offenders.
Performance of the CJDATS Co-Occurring Disorders Screening Instruments (CODSIs) among minority offenders.
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CJDATS 并发疾病筛查工具 (CODSI) 在少数罪犯中的表现。
DOI：
10.1002/bsl.822
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发表时间：
2008
影响因子：
1.4
通讯作者：
Coen,Carrie
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作者：
Duncan,Alexandra;Sacks,Stanley;Melnick,Gerald;Cleland,CharlesM;Pearson,FrankS;Coen,Carrie
Previous research has shown the performance of the CJDATSCo‐Occurring Disorders Screening Instruments(CODSI‐MD and SMD)—six‐ and three‐item instruments to screen for any mental disorder (CODSI‐MD) and for severe mental disorders (CODSI‐SMD), respectively—to be comparable or superior to other, longer instruments. This study tested the stability of the performance of the CODSI‐MD and SMD across three racial/ethnic groups of offenders entering prison substance abuse treatment programs (n= 353), consisting of 96 African American, 120 Latino, and 137 White admissions. TheStructured Clinical Interview(SCID) was used to obtain DSM‐IV Axis I and II diagnoses; a lifetime SCID diagnosis of a mental disorder or a severe mental disorder was the criterion against which the CODSI‐MD and SMD were validated. Results showed no statistical differences in sensitivity or specificity for either the CODSI‐MD or SMD across the African American, Latino, and White prisoner groups. The value of the CODSI‐MD and SMD as brief screens for mental disorders among offenders with diverse racial/ethnic backgrounds is discussed. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
