These scales have been designed to allow multi-disciplinary child and adolescent mental health services to aid in the routine measurement of outcomes for children and adolescents. The materials comprise of a brief report on research and development, trainers guide, glossary, score sheets and labels for case notes and the new video workshop.

This is the final report which details the development and field trials of HoNOSCA from September 1995 to March 1997. This report is split into the following sections:

This is a summary of the final report. The first considers the HoNOSCA remit, followed by the stages of work and further background. The report is divided into the following sections: remit, stages of work, start-up phase, pilot phase, field trials, data collection, analysis and conclusions. It then gives details about the pilot phase and discusses the field trials which details the recruitment of sites, the data collection and analysis and finally, conclusions drawn.

These are small, handy folding reference guides to the rating of the fifteen HoNOSCA scales with a small HoNOSCA score sheet.

 

Please click here to download a HoNOSCA glossary. 

Please click here to download a HoNOSCA score sheet. 

Please click here to download a HoNOSCA self rating assessment. 

These self-adhesive labels contain similar information to the score sheets but are much smaller and can be used to stick into case notes or other documents. There are four labels on each A4 sheet.

This video provides a cost effective way of providing training for interested professionals. The video is designed to be interactive and is best used as an active training exercise. The video workshop contains a video, trainer guide, four glossaries, eight score sheets and a brief letter to the training organiser about using the HoNOSCA video workshop.

There is a charge for HoNOSCA materials for international orders