Psychometric Properties and Continuous National Norms of the Parent-Report Concise Health Risk Tracking Assessment: Charting Pediatric Suicide Risk Across Age and Sex

Objective

The Concise Health Risk Tracking (CHRT) assessment has utility in suicide risk prediction in adults and adolescents. Because multi-informant assessment is the gold standard in pediatric populations, a parent report version of the CHRT may enhance evaluation of youth suicide risk. We adapted the self-report version of the 16-item CHRT as a parent report version (CHRT-PR 16 ) and evaluated the psychometric properties and continuous age- and sex-specific norms in a nationally representative sample of parents.