2nd ed / editors, John P. Allen, Veronica B. Wilson.

Contains general information about assessing alcohol problems. Includes copies of the instruments and questionnaires discussed in the text.

Alistar Burns, Brain Lawlor, Sarah Craig.

Compendium of over 150 scales useful for measuring depression, neurospychiatric issues, quality of life, delirium and memory in older adults. Location: Bio-Medical Library WT150 B967a 2004

James R. Rodrigue, Gary R. Geffkin, Randi M. Streisand

Reviews of more than 100 child health instruments; includes information on: author names(s), instrument title and description, availability, samples for whom the measure is appropriate, sample items, scoring details, reliability and validity, and published references. Location: Bio-Medical Library WS 200 R696c 2000

2nd ed. / Otfried Spreen.

Reviews of neuropsychological tests listed by topic. Reviews include the purpose, source, description, administration and scoring of commonly used tests. Location: Bio-Medical Library REF WL39 S768c 1998

Robert M. Herndon.

A variety of neurological scales designed for patient assessment in areas such as movement, rehabilitation. Traumatic brain injury, pediatric development and epilepsy. Tests are included. Location: Bio-Medical Library REF WL 141 H23648 1997

Task Force for the Handbook of Psychiatric Measures.

For each psychiatric measure, its goals, description, practical issues, psychometric properties, clinical utility and references are included. An accompanying CD-ROM includes copies of many of the measures in the handbook. Location: Bio-Medical Library REF WM 34 A512 2000

3rd ed. / David L. Streiner and Geoffrey R. Norman

Basic concepts to ethical considerations. Location: Bio-Medical Library WA 950 S915h 2003

3rd ed. / editors, Marilyn Frank-Stromborg, Sharon J. Olsen.

Location: Bio-Medical Library WY20.5 I59 2004

Us Dept of Health and Human Services.

Reviews a wide range of clinical screening and assessment instruments that are available to evaluate alcohol, tobacco, and drug use in adults, adolescents and pregnant women. Location: Bio-Medical Library WM 270 M425 1993

2nd ed. / editors, Ora Lea Strickland, Colleen Dilorio.

Lists nearly 80 instruments for assessing nursing outcomes that focus on various settings in nursing practice. Each survey is presented as a chapter with detailed information on its purpose, administration, scoring and validity. Location: Bio-Medical Library WY 16 M484 2001

2nd ed. / edited by Barbara K. Redman.

Provides a compendium of patient teaching tools that can be used for such things as assessment of patient’s educaitonal needs, evaluation of effectiveness of patient education, tracking effectiveness of patient care and improving quality of care by using outcomes to improve interventions. Location: Bio-Medical Library REF W85 M485 2003

Ki-Taek Chun, Sidney Cobb, John R.P. French, Jr.

Lists the original journal articles where measurements and test were first recorded. Index is by subject and author, but not by test. Location: Bio-Medical Library REF Z 5814.P8 C559m 1975

2nd ed. / Ann Bowling.

Supplements the information found in Measuring Health (see below). Health-related quality of lifes, the cancers, psychiatric, respiratory, neurological, cardiovascular, rheumatological conditions and other disease and condition specific scales. Location: Bio-Medical Library WA 900.1 B787me 2001

2nd ed. / Ian McDowell, Claire Newell.

Reviews of tests and rating scales used by clinicians to measure physical or psychological status. Test cover topics such as physical disability, social health, well-being, depression, mental status and pain measurement. Location: Bio-Medical Library REF WA 900.1 M478m 1996

Reviews of tests and rating scales used by clinicians to measure physical or psychological aspects of patients. Tests are listed by functionality and cover topics such as physical disability, social health, well-being, depression, mental status, pain measurement, and quality of life.

Lorraine Loretz.

Measurement tools and rating scales. Includes behavorial and psychiatric instruments, geriatric assessment tools, health status measures, pain scales, social and spiritual assessments tools and more. Location: Bio-Medical Library REF WB290 L869p 2005

Martha Sajatovic, Luis F. Ramirez.

First part of the book outlines general concepts in the use of rating scales. The second part contains 113 psychiatric rating scales that cover diagnosis of psychiatric disorders, quality of life, substance abuse, suicide risk, aggression, eating disorders, premenstrual dysphoric disorder, sleep disorders, sexual disorders, geriatric rating scales, and rating scales for children. All scales are described with an overview, general applications, selected psychometric preperties, references, copyright holder and contact information, scale administration and time to complete. If the scale is in the public domain or copyright had been obtained, it will be reproduced in full or in part. Location: Bio-Medical Library WM34 S158r 2003

1984-1994 (10 volumes)

Individual reviews of psychological tests in multiple volumes. Reviews include an introduction, practical application, uses and technical aspects of each test. A cumulative index is found in the most recent volume. Location: Bio-Medical Library: REF BF 176 T342

5th ed. / edited by Taddy Maddox.

Contains assessment test information for psychology, education and business. Also copyright date, population, purpose, description, format, scoring, cost and publisher of each test. Location: Bio-Medical Library REF BF176.T345 2003

Produced by the Buros Institute of Mental Measurements at the University of Nebraska, Tests in Print (TIP) serves as a comprehensive bibliography to all known commercially available tests that are currently in print in the English language; TIP provides vital information to users including test purpose, test publisher, in-print status, price, test acronym, intended test population, administration times, publication date(s), and test author(s). • Check MNCAT Record for Location and Availability