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HCR20 VIOLENCE RISK ASSESSMENT SCHEME Dr Steve Barlow, Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist, Northumberland, Type and Wear NHS Trust Thursday 2 to Friday 3 December 2010 Day 1: 9am Registration; 9.30am

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How to fill out hcr-20 - violence risk

1. To fill out the HCR-20 violence risk assessment, follow these steps:
2. Begin by gathering all relevant information about the individual being assessed. This includes their personal history, clinical interviews, and any available records or documentation.
3. Use the HCR-20 manual or guidelines to understand the specific items and factors that need to be evaluated. These items may include historical, clinical, and risk management factors.
4. Evaluate each item and factor individually, considering the available information and making a determination based on the scoring guidelines provided.
5. Record your assessment for each item and factor on the HCR-20 form or any other appropriate documentation.
6. Once all items and factors have been evaluated, review the overall risk assessment and consider any potential risk management strategies that may be necessary.
7. Document your final risk assessment and any recommendations for risk management in a clear and concise manner.
8. Review and validate the completed HCR-20 risk assessment with other professionals if required or deemed necessary.
9. Regularly review and update the HCR-20 assessment as new information becomes available or the individual's circumstances change.
10. Remember to always follow ethical guidelines and ensure the privacy and confidentiality of the individual throughout the assessment process.

Who needs hcr-20 - violence risk?

1. The HCR-20 violence risk assessment is typically used by mental health professionals, such as psychologists, psychiatrists, and forensic clinicians. It is particularly helpful in evaluating and assessing individuals who may pose a risk of violence or aggression.
2. Some specific groups and situations where the HCR-20 may be used include:
3. - Assessing individuals with a history of violent behavior or criminal activities
4. - Evaluating patients in forensic psychiatric settings or correctional facilities
5. - Conducting violence risk assessments for court proceedings or legal purposes
6. - Assessing individuals involved in domestic violence incidents
7. - Evaluating patients with a known history of psychiatric disorders or substance abuse issues that may contribute to violent behavior
8. Ultimately, the HCR-20 can be used by any qualified professional who needs to assess and manage the risk of violence in a clinical or forensic setting.

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