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HCR-20 V3

Assessing Risk for Violence, Version 3 (HCR20 V3)

Kevin S. Douglas, LLB, PhD, Stephen D. Hart, PhD, Christopher Webster, PhD & Henrik Belfrage, MD

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Overview

Following Versions 1 and 2 of the HCR-20, the HCR-20 V3 embodies and exemplifies the Structured Professional Judgment (SPJ) model of violence risk assessment. Its most common applications are within correctional, forensic and general or civil psychiatric settings, both institution and community-based.

Suitable for

Individuals ages 18 and above.

Language Versions

English

Product Description

HCR-20 V3 contains extensive guidelines for the evaluation of not only the presence of 20 key violence risk factors in a client, but also their relevance to that particular client. It also contains information to help evaluators construct meaningful formulations of violence risk, future risk scenarios, appropriate risk management plans, and informative communication of risk.

HCR-20 V3 builds upon a solid foundation laid by Versions 1 and 2 of the HCR-20. Version 2 of the HCR-20 has been subjected to more than 200 empirical evaluations based on more than 150 independent data sets. It has been translated into 20 languages, and has been adopted or evaluated in 35 countries. Recent research indicates that it is the most commonly used violence risk assessment instrument in the world. Subjected to exhaustive testing and evaluations, this revision is expected to be even more clinically useful than its predecessor while still enjoying a solid empirical basis.

Qualification level required:
Level 2. Please see our Test User Qualifications page for guidance

Reliability

Subjected to exhaustive testing and evaluations, this revision is expected to be even more clinically useful than its predecessor while still enjoying a solid empirical basis.

Norms

Research on the HCR-20 Version 3 using approximately 800 participants across three settings (forensic psychiatric, civil psychiatric, correctional) and eight countries is reviewed.

Duration

Administration: Untimed. Scoring: 5 minutes.

Release Note

2013

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