Developing and Validating Rapid Assessment Instruments (Pocket Guide to Social Work Research Methods)
by David W. Springer, Neil Abell, Akihito Kamata
Developing and Validating Rapid Assessment Instruments is a vital pocket guide for social work researchers. It outlines key processes for creating and testing quick-assessment tools to support effective practice and evaluation in social services. Authored by experts, it delivers practical, reliable methods for professionals.
About This Book
This book serves as a concise resource within the Pocket Guide to Social Work Research Methods series, focusing on the creation and validation of rapid assessment instruments.
Authors David W. Springer, Neil Abell, and Akihito Kamata provide structured approaches to designing tools that enable quick and effective assessments in social work practice.
The guide emphasizes practical steps for ensuring the reliability and validity of these instruments, making it accessible for researchers and practitioners alike.
Ideal for those seeking efficient methods to measure outcomes in social services, it supports evidence-based decision-making in dynamic environments.
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