CANS-NY Score Sheet AGES 6 to 21 VERSION: November 2, 2016 CHILD AND ADOLESCENT NEEDS AND STRENGTHS (CANS) 6 to 21 Child Name: Check one: Initial CANS Child’s Current Living Setting: (Check only one) Caregiver Name Child CIN: Child Sex: Follow-up CANS Child Age (at time of CANS): Birth or Relative Home Kinship Foster Home Congregate Care Adoptive Home Non-Kinship Foster Home On Own Caregiver Relationship to Child (Check only one per caregiver) Kinship Non-kin Other Other Foster Foster NonMother Father Relative Parent Parent relative Caregiver 1. Caregiver 2. Caregiver 3. Caregiver 4. Check if child has no identified Caregiver Care Manager: CANS Completion Date: NEEDS RATING INTENSITY/ACTION LEVEL “0” indicates no evidence. No need for action. “1” indicates watchful waiting/prevention. This need should be monitored, or efforts to prevent it from returning or getting worse should be initiated. “2” indicates action. An intervention of some type is required because the need is interfering in some notable way with the individual’s, family’s or community’s functioning. “3” indicates immediate/ intensive action. This need is either dangerous or disabling. m m d d y y STRENGTHS RATING INTENSITY/ACTION LEVEL “0” is centerpiece strength. It indicates a strength that is so powerful and important to the person that it can be used as the focal point for a strength-based planning process. “1” is a useful strength. While by no means as powerful as centerpiece strength, this level indicates a strength that still could be useful for strength-based planning. It is real and ready to be included in the plan. “2” is an identified strength. This is a strength identified as having the potential to develop but is not useful at the present time. Examples are interest in music or a hobby that is not being developed, or a vocational preference that is not being pursued. Strength-building activities would be indicated. “3” indicates no strength is identified. This level indicates that there is no known strength. Strength identification and building are indicated. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, RATINGS REFER TO CONDITIONS WITHIN THE LAST 30 DAYS. CANS-NY 6 to 21 Score Sheet Page |1 CANS-NY Score Sheet A. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 AGES 6 to 21 VERSION: November 2, 2016 CAREGIVER STRENGTHS & NEEDS If child has more than two caregivers, copy this page to rate additional caregivers Caregiver 1 Caregiver 2 0 1 2 3 NA 0 1 2 3 Physical Health Developmental Mental Health Substance Use Partner Relationship Caregiver Adjustment to Trauma Legal Acculturation/Language Culture Stress Self-Care/Daily-Living Organization Supervision Resourcefulness Decision-Making Parenting Stress Housing Safety Residential Stability Financial Resources Safety from Others Informal Supports Cultural Differences within a Family Transportation of Child Knowledge of Condition Care/Treatment Involvement Knowledge Congruence Family Relationship to the System CANS-NY 6 to 21 Score Sheet P.1 NA Page |2 CANS-NY Score Sheet B. 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 C. 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 D. 49 50 51 52 53 AGES 6 to 21 CHILD STRENGTHS Family of Origin Foster Family Social Relationships With Peers Social Relationships With Adults Relationship Stability Optimism Resourcefulness Adaptability Persistence Resilience/Internal Strengths Talents/Interests Cultural Identity Spiritual/ Religious 0 1 2 3 CHILD NEEDS & FUNCTIONING 0 Living Situation Acculturation/ Language Peer Interactions Decision Making/Judgment Sleep Physical Limitations Dental Needs Recreational Juvenile Justice/ Legal SCHOOL/ACADEMIC FUNCTION 0 1 Educational Partnership School Behavior School Achievement School Attendance Learning Ability P.7 NA E. 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 F. 1 2 P.10 3 2 3 P.12 NA RISK BEHAVIORS Suicide Risk Self-Injurious Behavior Other Self-Harm Danger to Others Fire Setting Sexually Reactive Behavior Sexual Aggression Delinquent Behavior Bullying Runaway Problematic Social Behavior Eating Disturbance 0 1 2 P.13 3 ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES P.16 This section is based on the child’s exposure to adverse childhood experiences during the child’s entire LIFETIME so far. 0= no evidence 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 CANS-NY 6 to 21 Score Sheet VERSION: November 2, 2016 1= evidence or suspicion 0 1 Sexual Abuse Physical Abuse Emotional Abuse/Neglect Neglect Witness to Abuse of Another Child Medical Trauma Domestic Violence Community Violence Exploitation School Violence Natural or Manmade Disasters Criminal Activity Parental Incarceration Disruptions in Caregiving/ Attachment Death of a Loved One Substance Exposure Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity or Expression Bullied Page |3 CANS-NY Score Sheet G. 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 84. A B C D E F G 85. A B C D E F G H I J 86. A B C D AGES 6 to 21 SCREENING QUESTIONS FOR MODULES 0 1 2 Trauma Symptoms Behavioral Health Substance Use Developmental Medical Health Self-Care Activities of Daily Living Transition to Adulthood Independent Activities of Daily Living MODULES Complete Modules 84-89 if relevant screening questions in Section G are rated as 1, 2, or 3. If the Trauma Symptoms Module is completed, the Behavioral Health Module needs to be completed as well. Youth is 13 or younger Youth is 14 or older Complete Modules 90 and 91 if Youth is aged 14-21. TRAUMA SYMPTOMS MODULE 0 1 Traumatic Grief Re-Experiencing Hyperarousal Avoidance Numbing Dissociation Affective/ Physiological Dysregulation BEHAVIORAL HEALTH MODULE 0 1 Psychosis Attention/ Concentration Impulsivity Depression Anxiety Oppositional Conduct Emotional Control Anger Control Attachment SUBSTANCE USE MODULE 0 Severity of Use Duration of Use Peer Influences Stage of Recovery P.19 3 1 87. 2 P.21 3 2 P.24 3 2 P.27 3 CANS-NY 6 to 21 Score Sheet A B C D E F G 88. A B C D E F G H 89. A B C D E F G H VERSION: November 2, 2016 84. Trauma Symptoms 85. Behavioral Health 86. Substance Use 87. Developmental 88. Medical Health 89. Activities of Daily Living 90. Transition to Adulthood 91. Independent Activities of Daily Living DEVELOPMENTAL MODULE 0 Cognitive Agitation Self-Stimulation Motor Communication Developmental Delay Sensory MEDICAL HEALTH MODULE 0 Life Threatening Chronicity Diagnostic Complexity Emotional Response Impairment in Functioning Intensity of Treatment Organizational Complexity Family Stress 1 2 P.28 3 1 2 P.30 3 SELF-CARE ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING MODULE P.32 0 1 2 3 Eating Toileting Bathing Hygiene Dressing Mobility Positioning Transferring Page |4 CANS-NY Score Sheet AGES 6 to 21 VERSION: November 2, 2016 For Youth aged 14-21, Complete Modules 90 & 91 90. A B C D E F G H I J K L 91. A B C D E F TRANSITION TO ADULTHOOD MODULE P.35 0 1 2 3 NA Knowledge of Condition Medication Adherence Youth Involvement Self-Care Management Youth Relationship to the System Career Aspirations Employment Living Skills Educational Attainment Prevocational Intimate Relationships Transportation INDEPENDENT ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING MODULE 0 1 2 Meal Preparation Shopping Housework Money Management Communication Device Use Housing Safety P.39 3 CANS-NY 6 to 21 Score Sheet Page |5
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