CASE-SF

Clinical Assessment Scales for the Elderly Short Form

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Purpose

Provides a rapid assessment of whether more comprehensive assessment is needed in elderly adults.

Authors

Cecil R. Reynolds, PhD, and Erin D. Bigler, PhD

Administration Formats

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Quickly Test for Axis 1 Disorders in the Elderly to See if More Testing or a Referral is Needed

The CASE-SF is designed to provide you with a rapid assessment of elderly adults to help you determine whether a more comprehensive evaluation of psychopathology or a referral for a different type of examination might be needed (e.g., referral to a neuropsychologist). The CASE-SF consists of a self-rating test booklet (Form S) and an other-rating test booklet (Form R) that can be completed by a knowledgeable caregiver such as a spouse, child, home health care worker, or sibling. Derived from the CASE, the CASE-SF includes all 10 CASE clinical scales and two of the CASE validity scales (Lie and Validity).

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Features and benefits

  • Designed to help you track treatment effectiveness or monitor a patient's clinical status over time.
  • Enables you to quickly evaluate large numbers of seniors in a variety of settings such as assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and community care centers.
  • Patients and knowledgeable caregivers can complete the CASE-SF in 20 minutes or less; scoring and profiling are quick and easy.
  • CASE-SF items are free of gender or ethnic bias.
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Age Range 55 years to 90 years
Admin Time 10–20 minutes; 10 minutes to score
Qualification Level S

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FAQs

What is the technical information of the CASE™-SF?

Test structure

  • CASE-SF clinical scales include Anxiety, Cognitive Competence, Depression, Fear of Aging, Mania, Obsessive-Compulsive, Paranoia, Psychoticism, Somatization, and Substance Abuse.
  • Validity scales include Lie and Validity.
  • The CASE-SF Form R provides independent information about the patient from caregivers for verification of patient status or when the patient is unable to complete the assessment due to physical or cognitive difficulties.

Technical information

Normative data were derived from the CASE sample.