Homicide Plan Tracking Scale (HPTS)
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Homicide Plan Tracking Scale (HPTS)
Developed by Jennifer M. Giddens and David V. Sheehan
The Homicide Plan Tracking Scale (HPTS) is designed to capture many details of homicide planning and to allow clinicians to track homicide planning over time. The HPTS covers 7 domains of suicidal planning:
• homicide method
• homicide means
• homicide location
• homicide date
• people involved
• homicidal intent
• incomplete preparations
It offers the patient a way to share the details of homicide plans with their clinician. It provides the clinician a format to better understand the extent of patient’s homicide planning. The use of the HPTS can help the patient get appropriate, individualized care, which may help them refrain from killing others.
Please note: purchasing a watermarked, preview download of the HPTS is not a license agreement for use. Downloading a watermarked, preview copy from the website is not a license for use.
You will be allowed to download this scale twice. Any additional downloads will require additional purchase. This scale is in PDF format. You will need a PDF reader to view the scale. You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader DC here. This preview copy is in fixed PDF format.
You will have 30 days to download your preview copy. If you do not download your preview copy in 30 days, you will need to purchase a preview copy again.
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| Help Deciding Product Use | Homicidality Scale Flowchart |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Sheehan Scales, Homicidality Scales |
| Screen or Track | Adverse Event Tracking, Tracking Outcomes |
| Population Age | Adult |
| Study Type | ADHD, Addictive Disorder, Anxiety Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, CNS, Conduct Disorder, Disruptive Disorder, Eating Disorder, Feeding Disorder, Homicidality, Impulse-Control Disorder, MDD, Neurodevelopmental Disorder, OCD, Personality Disorder, Psychotic Disorder, PTSD, Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorder, Stressor-Related Disorder, Substance-Related Disorder, Substance Use Disorder, Suicidality (Disorder), Trauma-Related Disorder |
