Risk & Safeguarding
This category includes structured assessments where the referral question relates to risk, safeguarding, or protective decision-making. The focus is on clear scope, clinically sound assessment, and reporting aligned to the context and purpose.
Structured assessment for risk and safeguarding decisions
Risk and safeguarding referrals require careful scoping and clear documentation. Assessments in this category are guided by the referral question, context, and intended use of the report (for example: clinical risk management, safeguarding decisions, workplace processes, or formal documentation).
- Context-first scoping to clarify what must be assessed and what the report must address.
- Clinically sound approach using structured methods appropriate to the referral question.
- Clear documentation with limitations stated and conclusions aligned to purpose.
- Safeguarding orientation where protective planning and decision-making is central.
Available assessments in this category
Select an assessment below to view scope, typical components, and reporting outcomes.
Risk of Harm to Self (Suicidality Risk Assessment)
Risk
Structured assessment of self-harm risk concerns aligned to the referral context and safeguarding needs, with clear documentation and scope.
Risk of Harm to Others
Risk
Structured assessment where risk-related concerns involve potential harm to others, aligned to the referral purpose and context.
Fitness for Duty Assessments
Safeguarding
Structured assessment to inform workplace decision-making where fitness for duty, risk, or functioning must be documented.