Ohio Rating Scale
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The Ohio Scales are instruments developed to measure outcomes for youth ages 5 to 18 who receive mental health services.
Responses are scored on a 4-point scale, with the following options:0 points: "Extreme troubles"1 point: "Quite a few troubles"2 points: "Some troubles"3 points: "OK"4 points: Doing very well
The Ohio Scales for Youth are brief measures of outcome for youth receiving mental health services. The scales include a 20 item Problem Severity scale and a 20 item Functioning scale rated from the youth, parent, and agency worker perspective.
