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The CASA
Thank
you for your inquiry about the Child and Adolescent Services
Assessment (CASA) Version 4.2 Burns BJ, Angold A, Magruder-Habib
K, Costello EJ & Patrick
MKS.
DESCRIPTION: The
Child and Adolescent Services Assessment (CASA) is a
self-and parent-report instrument designed to assess
the use of mental health services by children ages 8
- 18.
Click
the pdf links below to review the CASA:
 Child
CASA
Parent
CASA
Glossary
COPYRIGHT PERMISSION: Should you wish to
administer the CASA to your clients or for your research study, please describe
your proposed use and write to the address below to receive a letter of copyright
approval from the first author, Barbara J. Burns, Ph.D., at no charge. Citation
in published work would be appreciated.
Developmental
Epidemiology Center
Attention: Kristen Caldwell
DUMC Box 3454
Durham, North Carolina 27710
TRAINING:
Training to administer the CASA can be accomplished in a 1
day training session. Please
contact our trainer, Kristen Caldwell, at 919-687-4686 extension
300, to arrange a training session or email emeasures@psych.mc.duke.edu.
FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION: Please
contact Anita
Chalmers at (919) 687-4686, extension 230.
PERTINENT CITATIONS:
- “The Child and Adolescent Services Assessment (CASA):
Description and Psychometrics.” B.H. Ascher , E.M.Z. Farmer,
B.J. Burns, & A. Angold (1996) Journal of Emotional
and Behavioral Disorders, 4:12-20.
Copyright (1996) by PRO-ED,
Inc. Article available in PDF format, reprinted with
permission from PRO-ED. Inc. Download
article
- Farmer
EMZ, Angold A, Burns BJ, & Costello EJ “Reliability
of self-reported service use: Test-retest consistency of
children’s responses to the Child and Adolescent Services
Assessment (CASA).” Journal of Child and Family Studies,
1994; 3:307-325.
Article available in PDF
format, with permission from Kluwer Academic Publishers. Download
article
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