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Description: The Suicide Risk Assessment (SRA) is a self-report suicide risk assessment that is based on M. David Rudd's suicide theory which incorporates 'Fluid Vulnerability Theory.' The Suicide Risk Assessment (SRA) identifies heightened suicide risk in acute and chronically ill suicidal patients. The Suicide Risk Assessment (SRA) contains a Truthfulness Scale, Suicide Risk Scale, Alcohol Scale, Drug Scale, Depression Scale, and Anxiety Scale.
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The Suicide Risk Assessment (SRA) is a self-report suicide risk assessment instrument or test.
This website ( www.suicide-risk-assessment.com ) introduces the Suicide Risk Assessment (SRA) a 142-item, self-report assessment instrument or test, that takes 25 minutes to complete. From data (test answers) entry, it takes 3 minutes or less to computer-score and print four (4) page, SRA reports.
Suicide Risk Assessment (SRA) development was influenced by M. David Rudd's suicide theory and its peer-reviewed research. David Lang (2013) emphasized clinicians should use a suicide screening tool with patients who have co-existing concerns, like depression, anxiety, or substance (alcohol/drug) use. Sometimes, it is argued that by not administering a suicide risk assessment, a clinician is neglectful (Simon, 2002).
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