Adolescent Screening Instruments
Certified Programs . Introduction: OASAS requires that all patients admitted to Certified Programs be screened for co-occurring mental health disorders in specified domains. The following pages provide tables with the names of and links to the recommended screening instruments for required and non-required mental health domains.
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