| Abstrakt: |
The FSNA is an instrument to estimate the relationship between personal networks of forensic psychiatric patients and the risk (and severity) of recidivism. The FSNA method considers the specific social, cultural and relational circumstances of each individual patient, and defines both negative and positive influences on future behavior. In our view, it is important to pay attention to contextual and environmental factors and underlying mechanism, when future violence behavior has to predict. Furthermore, the FSNA method can be important in managing risk (monitoring, supervision, victim safety planning, treatment and management). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
