SRRS：Stimulant Relapse Risk Scale
Introduction of the SRRS
Stimulant Relapse Risk Scale (SRRS) is a self-rating scale developed by Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science to predict the risk of stimulant reuse multilaterally in patients with drug dependence.
The SRRS has 35 items and measures the risk of stimulant reuse in 5 dimensions: anxiety and intention to use drug, emotionality problems, compulsivity for drug use, positive expectancies and lack of control over drug, and lack of negative expectancy for drug use. The SRRS includes 5 items to measure insight into mental condition. It takes about 15 minutes to complete the SRRS.
Although it is important to predict stimulant reuse, the risk of stimulant reuse was not indicated only as “craving for drug”. The SRRS is expected to estimate and predict the risk of stimulant reuse multilaterally.
Do you consider using the SRRS ?
- You are free to use the SRRS without permission from the developer (Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science) in case of intended purpose for academic, clinical setting, and research.
- However, please refrain from commercial use.
- You can use the following link to download the file of the SRRS.
- Please cite the following reference in conference presentations or articles. The results of standardization of the SRRS are described in the following article.
Ogai, Y., Haraguchi, A., Kondo, A., Ishibashi, Y., Umeno, M., Kikumoto, H., Hori, T., Komiyama, T., Kato,R., Aso, K., Asukai, N., Senoo, E., and Ikeda, K. (2007)
Development and validation of Stimulant Relapse Risk Scale for drug abusers in Japan.
Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 88, 174-171.
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（2012/06/05）
Contact / Collaborative study
Our research team is conducting additional research to enhance predictive capability of the SRRS with a review of each item. Please feel free to contact us (Research Project for Addictive Substances) if you are interested in collaborative studies with us or have any questions regarding the SRRS.