Child and Caregiver Assessment Tool

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Child and Caregiver Assessment Tool A. Patient / Family Information: Patient s name: Address: City: State: Zip: Date of Birth: Age: Mother s Name: Mother s Age: Mother s Occupation: Home Address: Telephone (day): Telephone (evening): Parent s Marital Status: Legal custody of children: Father s Name: Father s Age: Father s Occupation: Home Address: Telephone (day): Telephone (evening): Languages Spoken: Physical custody of children: Are there other relatives or adults that are important caretakers for your child (i.e. stepparent, significant other, grandparent)? Please list: Name Age Relationship Please list information about your child s brother or sisters below (please include stepsiblings): Name Age Relationship B. School and Other Interests: Current School: Address: Grade: Teacher s Name: School Nurse s Name: Does your child receive special education services? Telephone: Has your child ever repeated a grade? If yes, which grade(s):

Does your child have: 1. Any subjects that he/she especially enjoys? Yes No If yes, what are they? 2. Any subjects that are especially difficult? Yes No If yes, what are they? 3. Favorite hobbies, interests and/or toys? Yes No If yes, what are they? 4. A part-time job (i.e. babysitting, paper route)? Yes No If yes, what is it? C. Development 1. At what age did your child: Walk Talk Toilet Train Start School 2. Prior to the diagnosis of the current illness, has your child had any problems with the following: a. Eating? Yes No b. Sleeping? Yes No c. Separation? Yes No d. A major illness? Yes No e. Prior hospitalizations? Yes No D. Behavioral Patterns: In general how would you describe your child s behavior prior to diagnosis?: Not at all A little A lot N/A Shy Energetic Plays well with others Plays well alone Sad Worries Outgoing Anxious

Uncooperative Not at all A little A lot N/A Angry Aggressive Distractible Loving Happy Imaginative Controlling Flexible Independent 1. Have you ever been concerned about your child s behavior? If so, how? When? 2. What have you found to be the most effective way to get your child to listen to you? 3. What types of discipline have you found most helpful to get your child to behave? 4. Has your child ever seen a counselor or a therapist? Yes No Name of counselor or therapist What were the reasons for seeing a counselor? Was it helpful? Yes No If yes, why? If no, why not? E. Coping: 1. Besides your child s current diagnosis, has your child or family recently experienced any major changes, positive or negative (moving, separation, losses, birth of a sibling, etc.)? Yes No 2. Have you or anyone close to you experienced a major illness? Yes No If so, please explain: 3. What words have you used to explain your child s current illness to him/her? 4. Has your child s illness had any effects on his/her feelings about himself/herself? Yes No

5. Has your child s illness had any effect on the behavior of his/her siblings? Yes No 6. Has your child s illness had any effect on the family as a whole? Yes No 7. In general, how does your child relax, calm down or deal with stress? Please check all that apply: Physical activity Rocking/holding Jog/walk Crying Playing Reading Meditation Relaxation exercises Talk to someone Other TV Working Prayer Nothing 8. Does your child have security objects? Yes No 9. In general, how do you relax or deal with stress? Please check all that apply: Physical activity Rocking/holding Jog/walk Crying Playing Reading Meditation Relaxation exercises Talk to someone Other TV Working Prayer Nothing 10. Do you feel comfortable asking additional questions about your child s condition from doctors? Yes No 11. Do you feel comfortable letting the medical team know when you are overwhelmed with information? Yes No 12. What do you think will be most difficult about your child s illness for you? for your child? for your family? 13. Are there people (close by) whom you can rely on for support? Yes No If yes, who?

F. Family Mental Health 1. Have you or anyone in your family been treated for a major psychiatric illness? Yes No If yes, who? When? Diagnosis? 2. Have you or anyone else in the family been treated and/or have problems with alcohol or substance abuse? Yes No If yes, who? When? 3. Have there ever been any concerns about domestic violence, physical or sexual abuse in your family? Yes No If yes, please explain? 4. Is there anyone in your family who you are particularly worried about now? Yes No If yes, please explain? G. Pain Experience The following questions are about your child s response to pain: 1. How would you rate your child s sensitivity to pain? Low Medium High Not applicable Please explain: 2. How does your child act when he/she is suddenly hurt (ex. falls down)? 3. Has your child had painful medical procedures before? Yes No If yes, please describe 4. Does your child or anyone else in your family use complementary therapies? Yes No 5. Are you interested in learning more about complementary therapies? Yes No If yes, please describe H. Values/Belief System 1. Do you have a religious affiliation? Yes No If yes, what religion? 2. Is your religion a source of support for you and/or your child? Yes No

3. Are spiritual beliefs important in assisting you and your child during this time? Yes No 4. Are there cultural and/or ethnic values or beliefs about health that are important to you? Yes No Please explain: I. Resource Needs 1. Do you have insurance? Yes No 2. Name of Insurance Company 3. Do you have transportation to and from clinic/tch? Yes No 4. Do you have financial needs related to your child s treatment? Yes No 5. Do you have a working phone? Yes No 6. Is there anything else you would like to let us know that will help us while working with your child and family?