Addiction Severity Index Fifth Edition
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1 INSTRUCTIONS 1. Leave No Blanks - Where appropriate code items: X = question not answered N = questions not applicable Use only one character per item. 2. Item numbers underlined are to be asked at follow-up. Items with an asterisk are cumulative and should be rephrased at follow-up (see Manual). 3. Space is provided after sections for additional comments. G1. I.D. NUMBER G2. LAST 4 DIGITS OF SSN G3. PROGRAM NUMBER SEVERITY RATINGS The severity ratings are interviewer estimates of the patient s need for additional treatment in each area. The scales range from 0 (no treatment necessary) to 9 (treatment needed to intervene in life-threatening situation). Each ratings is based upon the patient s history of problem symptoms, present condition and subjective assessment of his treatment needs in a given area. For a detailed description of severity ratings derivation procedures and conventions, see manual. Note: These severity ratings are optional. GENERAL INFORMATION NAME CURRENT ADDRESS Addiction Severity Index Fifth Edition SUMMARY OF PATIENTS RATING SCALE t at all 1 - Slightly 2 - Moderately 3 - Considerably 4 - Extremely ADDITIONAL TEST RESULTS G21. Shipley C.Q. G22. Shipley I.Q. G23. Beck Total Score G4. DATE OF ADMISSION G5. DATE OF INTERVIEW Mth. Day Year Mth. Day Year G6. TIME BEGUN : G13. GEOGRAPHIC CODE G14. How long have you lived at this address? G15. Is this residence owned by your or your family? Years G24. SCL-90 Total G25. MAST G26. G27. G28. G7. TIME ENDED : G8. CLASS: 1 - Intake 2 - Follow-up G9. CONTACT CODE: 1 - In Person 2 - Phone G10. GENDER: 1 - Male 2 - Female G11. INTERVIEWER CODE NUMBER G12. SPECIAL: 1 - Patient terminated 2 - Patient refused 3 - Patient unable to respond G16. DATE OF BIRTH Mth. Day Year G17. RACE 1 - White (Not of Hispanic Origin) 2 - Black (Not of Hispanic Origin) 3 - American Indian 4 - Alaskan Native 5 - Asian or Pacific Islander 6 - Hispanic - Mexican 7 - Hispanic - Puerto Rican 8 - Hispanic - Cuban 9 - Other Hispanic G18. RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE 1 - Protestant 2 - Catholic 3 - Jewish 4 - Islamic 5 - Other 6 - None G19. Have you been in a controlled environment in the past 30 days? 1 - No 2 - Jail 3 - Alcohol or Drug Treatment 4 - Medical Treatment 5 - Psychiatric Treatment 6 - Other Problems SEVERITY PROFILE Medical Employ/Support Alcohol Drug Legal Family/Social Psychiatric G20. How many days? Page 1.
2 M1. How many times in your life have you been hospitalized for medical problems? (Include o.d. s, d.t. s, exclude detox.) M2. How long ago was your last hospitalization Years for a physical problem? M3. Do you have any chronic medical problems which continue to interfere with your life? M4. Are you taking any prescribed medication on a regular basis for a physical problem? MEDICAL STATUS M5. Do you receive a pension for a physical disability? (Exclude psychiatric disability.) 1 - Yes Specify M6. How many days have you experienced medical problems in the past 30 days? For questions M7 & M8 please ask the M7. How troubled or bothered have you been by these medical problems in the past 30 days? M8. How important to you now is treatment for these medical problems? M9. How would you rate the patient s need for medicaltreatment? Is the above information significantly distorted by: M10. Patient s misrepresentation? M11. Patient s inability to understand? E1. Education completed E2. Training or technical education completed Years E3. Do you have a profession, trade or skill? 1 - Yes Please Specify E4. Do you have a valid driver s license? 0- No 1-Yes E5. Do you have an automobile available for use? (Answer No if no valid driver s license. ) 0-No 1-Yes E6. How long was your longest full-time job? Years E7. Usual (or last) occupation? Specify in Detail E8. Does someone contribute to your support in any way? E9. (ONLY IF ITEM 8 IS YES ) Does this constitute the majority of your support? EMPLOYMENT/SUPPORT STATUS E10. Usual employment pattern, past 3 years. 1 - full time (40 hrs/wk) 2 - part time (reg. hrs.) 3 - part time (irreg., daywork) 4 - student 5 - service 6 - retired/disability 7 - unemployed 8 - in controlled environment E11. How many days were you paid for working in the past 30? (include under the table work.) How much money did you receive from the following sources in the past 30 days? E12. Employment (net income) E13. Unemployment compensation E14. DPA E15. Pension, benefits or social security E16. Mate, family or friends (Money for personal expenses) E17. Illegal E18. How many people depend on you for the majority of their food, shelter, etc.? E19. How many days have you experienced employment problems in the past 30? For questions E20&E21 please ask patient to use the Patient Rating Scale. E20. How troubled or bothered have you been by these employment problems in the past 30 days? E21. How important to you now is counseling for these employment problems? E22. How would you rate the patient s need for employment counseling? Is the above information significantly distorted by: E23. Patient s misrepresentation? E24. Patient s inability to understand? Page 2.
3 D1. Alcohol - any use at all D2. Alcohol to Intoxication D3. Heroin D4. Methadone D5. Other opiates/ analgesics D6. Barbiturates D7. Other sedatives/ hyp/tranquilizers D8. Cocaine D9. Amphetamines D10. Cannabis D11. Hallucinogens D12. Inhalants D13. More than one substance per day (including alcohol) Use Past 30 Lifetime Route Days Years Admin Note: See manual for representative examples for each drug class Route of Administration: 1 = Oral, 2 = Nasal 3 = Smoking, 4 = Non IV inj., 5 = IV inj. DRUG/ALCOHOL USE D14. Which substance is the major problem? Please code as above or 0 problem; 15 - Alcohol & Drug (Dual addiction); 16-Polydrug; when not clear, ask patient. D15. How long was your last period of voluntary abstinence from this major substance? (00 - never abstinent) D16. How many months ago did this abstinence end? (00 - still abstinent) How many times have you: D17. Had alcohol d.t. s? D18. Overdosed on drugs? How many time in your life have you been treated for: D19. Alcohol Abuse: D20. Drug Abuse: How many of these were detox only? D21. Alcohol: D22. Drug: How much would you say you spent during the past 30 days on: D23. Alcohol? D24. Drugs? D25. How many days have you been treated in an outpatient setting for alcohol or drugs in the past 30 days? (Include NA, AA). How many days in the past 30 have you experienced: D26. Alcohol Problems? D27. Drug Problems? For questions D28 - D31 please ask the How troubled or bothered have you been in the past 30 days by these: D28. Alcohol Problems? D29. Drug Problems? How important to you now is treatment for these: D30. Alcohol Problems? D31. Drug Problems? How would you rate the patient s need for treatment for: D32. Alcohol Abuse? D33. Drug Abuse? Is the above information significantly distorted by: D34. Patient s misrepresentation? D35. Patient s inability to understand? Page 3.
4 L1. Was this admission prompeted or suggested by the criminal justice system (judge, probation/parole officer, etc.) L2. Are you on probation or parole? How many times in your life have you been arrested and charged with the following: L3. - shoplifting/vandalism... L4. - parole/probation violations.. L5. - drug charges... L6. - forgery... L7. - weapons offense... L8. - burglary, larceny, B&E... L9. - robbery... L10. - assault... L11. - arson... L12. - rape... L13. - homicide, manslaughter... L14. - prostitution... L15. - contempt of court... L16. - other... LEGAL STATUS L17. How many of these charges resulted in convictions? How many time in your life have you been charged with the following: L18. Disorderly conduct, vagrancy, public intoxication L19. Driving while intoxicated L20. Major driving violations (reckless driving, speeding, no license, etc.) L21. How many months were you incarcerated in your life? L22. How long was your last incarceration? L23. What was it for? (use codes 3-16, If multiple charges, code most severe) L24. Are you presently awaiting charges, trial or sentence? L25. What for? (If multiple charges, use most severe). L26. How many days in the past 30 were you detained of incarcerated? L27. How many days in the past 30 have you engaged in illegal activities for profit? For questions L28 & L29 please ask the L28. How serious do you feel your present legal problems are? (Exclude civil problems) L29. How important to you now is counseling or referral for these legal problems? L30. How would you rate the patient s need for legal services or counseling? Is the above information signficantly distorted by: L31. Patient s misrepresentation? L32. Patient s inability to understand? Family History Have any of your relatives had what you would call a significant drinking, drug use or psych problem - one that did or should have led to treatment? Mother s Side Father s Side Siblings Alc Drug Psych Alc Drug Psych Alc Drug Psych H1. Grandmother H6. Grandmother H11. Brother H2. Grandfather H3. Mother H4. Aunt H5. Uncle H7. Grandfather H8. Mother H9. Aunt H10. Uncle H12. Sister Direction: Place 0 in relative category where the answer is clearly no for all relatives in the category; 1 where the answer is clearly yes for any relative within the category; X where the answer is uncertain or I don t know and N where there never was a relatives from that category. Code most problematic relative in cases of multiple members per category. Page 4.
5 F1. Marital Status 1 - Married 4 - Separated 2 - Remarried 5 - Divorced 3 - Widowed 6 - Never Married F2. How long have you been in this marital status? Years (If never married, since age 18). F3. Are you satisfied with this situation? 1 - Indifferent 2 - Yes F4. Usual living arrangements (past 3 yr. ) 1 - With sexual partner and children 2 - With sexual partner alone 3 - With children alone 4 - With parents 5 - With family 6 - With friends 7 - Alone 8 - Controlled environment 9 - No stable arrangements F5. How long have you lived in those Years arrangements? (If with parents or family, since age 18). F6. Are you satisfied with these living arrangements? 1 - Indifferent 2 - Yes Do you live with anyone who: F7. Has a current alcohol problem? F8. Uses non-prescribed drugs? F9. With whom do you spend most of your free time: 1 - Family 2 - Friends 3 - Alone F10. Are you satisfied with spending your free time this way? 1 - Indifferent 2 - Yes F11. How many close friends do you have? FAMILY/SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS Direction for F12-F26: Place 0 in relative category where the answer is clearly no for all relatives in the category; 1 where the answer is clearly yes for any relative within the category; X where the answer is uncertain or I don t know and N where there never was a relative from that category. Would you say you have had close, long lasting, personal relationships with any of the following people in your life: F12. Mother... F13. Father... F14. Brothers/Sisters... F16. Children... F17. Friends... Have you had significant periods in which you have experienced serious problems getting along with: Past 30 Days F18. Mother... F19. Father... F20. Brothers/Sisters... F21. Sexual partner/spouse... F22. Children... F23. Other signficant family... F24. Close friends... F25. Neighbors... F26. Co-Workers... Did any of these people (F18-F26) abuse you? 0 = No 1 = Yes F27. Emotionally (make you feel bad through harsh words)? F28. Physically (caused you physical harm)? F29. Sexually (forced sexual advances or sexual acts)? Past 30 Days In Your Life In Your Life How many days in the past 30 have you had serious conflicts: F30. With your family? F31. With other people? (excluding family) For questions F32-F35 please ask the How troubled or bothered have you been in the past 30 days by these: F32. Family problems F33. Social problems How important to you now is treatment or counseling for these: F34. Family problems F35. Social problems F36. How would you rate the patient s need for family and/or social counseling? Is the above information signficantly distorted by: F37. Patient s misrepresentation? F38. Patient s inability to understand? Page 5.
6 How many times have you been treated for any psychological or emotional problems? P1. In a hospital P2. As an Outpatient or Private pt. P3. Do you receive a pension for a psychiatric disability? Have you had a significant period, (that was not a direct result of drug/alcohol use), in which you have: P4. Experienced serious depression P5. Experienced serious anxiety or tension P6. Experienced hallucinations P7. Experienced trouble understanding, concentrating or remembering P8. Experienced trouble controlling violent behavior P9. Experienced serious thoughts of suicide P10. Attempted suicide P11. Been prescribed medication for any psychological emotional problem Past 30 Days In Your Life PSYCHIATRIC STATUS P12. How many days in the past 30 have you experienced these psychological or emotional problems? For questions P12 & P13 please ask the P13. How much have you been troubled or bothered by these psychological or emotional problems in the past 30 days? P14. How important to you now is treatment for these psychological problems? THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE TO BE COMPLETED BY THE INTERVIEWER At the time of the interview, is patient: P15. Obviously depressed/withdrawn P16. Obviously hostile P17. Obviously anxious/nervous P18. Having trouble with reality testing, thought disorders, paranoid thinking P19. Having trouble comprehending, concentrating, remembering P20. Having suicidal thoughts P21. How would you rate the patient s need for psychiatric/psychological treatment? Is the above information significantly distorted by: P22. Patient s misrepresentation? P23. Patient s inability to understand? Page 6.
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