Use of the SAVRY: Rating criteria for SAVRY items and case illustrations: Reliability and validity: References: Appendix A. Questions/issues for a detailed inquiry into violence history. Edition Notes LC copy imperfect: Rating forms wanting. Includes bibliographical references (p. 71-94). Genre The SAVRY SRR has also been found to have strong predictive validity for general and violent recidivism (Penney, Lee, & Moretti, 2010; Vincent, Guy, Fusco, et al., 2011; Welsh et al., 2008). Borum, Lodewikjs, Bartel, and Forth (2010) reviewed 15 empirical studies testing the predictive validity of the SAVRY for violent offending. • Structured Assessment for Violence Risk in Youth (SAVRY) Developed by Psychology Assessment Resources (PAR), Inc. • 24 Risk Factors • 10 Static (e.g. History of Violence) • 14 Dynamic (e.g. Anger Management, Negative Attitudes) Pre-Disposition Report 7/26/2018 2018 ACAP Systems Conference 5 The Shortest Route to Modernization: SAVRY/JDCCMS The SAVRY and other commonly used risk assessment tools primarily focus on risk factors (i.e., factors that increase the likelihood of recidivism), under the assumption that addressing these risk factors will reduce recidivism rates. In recent years, The SAVRY (Borum et al., 2002 (Borum et al., , 2006) is a widely used structured professional judgment (SPJ) tool that is designed to assess violence risk in adolescents. It includes 24 risk The SAVRY is used throughout the world, and the instrument and manual have been translated into 15 languages. The SAVRY protocol is composed of 6 protective factors and 24 risk factors. Risk factors are rationally divided into three categories; Historical, Individual, and Social/Contextual. The SAVRY is composed of 24 items in three risk domains (Historical Risk Factors, Social/Contextual Risk Factors, and Individual/Clinical Factors), drawn from existing research and the professional literature on adolescent development as well as on violence and aggression in youth. Each risk item has a three-level rating structure with specific The SAVRY (Structured Assessment of Violence Risk in Youth) is a risk assessment tool composed of 24 items in three risk domains (Historical Risk Factors, Social/Contextual Risk Factors, and Individual/Clinical Factors), drawn from existing research and the professional literature on adolescent development as well as on violence and aggression in youth. Each risk item has a three-level rating Risk Assessment And Behavioral Health Screening (RABS) Project Final Technical Report Author(s): Gina M. Vincent, Ph.D., Rachael Perrault, M.A. The SAVRY utilizes a structured, professional judgment method of assessment, meaning that the individual completing the assessment rates the youth on a number of evidence-based risk factors and then weighs all the information to come to a final determination that the youth is Low, Moderate or High risk for future violence and/or general re The SAVRY is a violence risk assessment tool that follows the structured professional judgement approach to the assessment and management of violence risk in adolescents/young people aged 12-18. Changes in J-SOAP-II and SAVRY Scores Over the Course of Residential, Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment for Adolescent Sexual Offending Jodi L. Viljoen1, Andrew L. Gray1, Catherine Shaffer1, Natasha E. Latzman2, Mario J. Scalora3, and Daniel Ullman4 1Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada 2Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA, USA Changes in J-SOAP-II and SAVRY Scores Ove