Title: The Rapid Adolescent Prevention Screening© (RAAPS)
Headings: RAAPS
RAAPS
The Rapid Adolescent Prevention Screening© (RAAPS) are standardized validated risk screening tools developed to support professionals in addressing the risk behaviors impacting health, well-being, and academic success in youth.
Preview the Standard RAAPS Assessment
Preview the RAAPS-PH Assessment
"Organized in a way that is easy to review and counsel on risk behaviors. Online version allows for tracking to be used for future needs assessments and targeting adolescents for group discussions."
"I used to dread coming up with a way to discuss at risk behaviors. The RAAPS gives me a way to not only bring it up, but identify risky behaviors that warrant intervention."
"RAAPS makes discussing sensitive subjects less embarrassing for patients and staff. It also ensures that no risk areas are left un-assessed."
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Content: RAAPS for Public Health (RAAPS-PH) builds on the core 21-question RAAPS assessment, with 11 additional questions capturing the prevalence of social and environmental conditions that threaten youths’ health, well-being and progress toward graduation. Addresses Mental Health and Substance Use (SBIRT). RAAPS MHSU allows you to focus in on only the risks that impact the youth you work with most. With only 9 questions – identifying mental health and substance use risks along with protective factors, youth complete the screening in minutes, and professionals receive instant feedback on risks identified, brief intervention guidance, and teen friendly resources. Validated and Proven Effective. RAAPS has been extensively tested and proven to be reliable and valid for use as a comprehensive risk screening tool and as a depression screening tool. Continually Updated. RAAPS is updated biennially to incorporate the latest in evidence-based guidelines and changing trends in youth risks. Watch a short introduction to the RAAPS cloud-based system! RAAPS helps you identify and reduce risks in 3 simple steps: