Per6 Disabilities The perpetrator's physical, No Multiple Enumeration 1 = ambulatory difficulty (code) emotional, and mental health 2 = cognitive difficulty issues that result in limitation 3 = communication in activities and restrictions to difficulty fully participate at school, 4 = hearing difficulty work, or in the community. 5 = independent living Multiple disability code values difficulty can be submitted for the 6 = self-care difficulty perpetrator. 7 = vision difficulty 8 = 9 = none Per7 Behavioral health The results of assessments No Multiple Enumeration 1 = alcohol use disorder (code) screenings or on the perpetrator, conducted 2 = anxiety diagnoses by the APS agency. Multiple 3 = bipolar disorder behavioral health code values 4 = dementia can be submitted for the 5 = depression perpetrator. 6 = schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders 7 = substance use disorder 8 = traumatic brain injury 9 = other 10 = none Table 5–Client Perpetrator Relationship Entity Each client and perpetrator can have a designated relationship if data on one or more of the entity attributes is provided. A client and perpetrator have only one relationship entity within an investigation. Element Element Name Element Description Required Cardinality Type/Format Code Values No. CPR1 Cohabitation at The indication if the No Single Enumeration 1 = yes (code) start perpetrator and client are 2 = no cohabitating at the start of the investigation. CPR2 Cohabitation at The indication if the No Single Enumeration 1 = yes (code) close perpetrator and client are 2 = no cohabitating at the time of case closure.
Per6 Disabilities The perpetrator's physical, emotional, and mental health issues that result in limitation in activities and restrictions to fully participate at school, work, or in the community. Multiple disability code values can be submitted for the perpetrator. No Multiple Enumeration (code) 1 = ambulatory difficulty 2 = cognitive difficulty 3 = communication difficulty 4 = hearing difficulty 5 = independent living difficulty 6 = self-care difficulty 7 = vision difficulty 8 = 9 = none Per7 Behavioral health screenings or diagnoses The results of assessments on the perpetrator, conducted by the APS agency. Multiple behavioral health code values can be submitted for the perpetrator. No Multiple Enumeration (code) 1 = alcohol use disorder 2 = anxiety 3 = bipolar disorder 4 = dementia 5 = depression 6 = schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders 7 = substance use disorder 8 = traumatic brain injury 9 = other 10 = none Table 5–Client Perpetrator Relationship Entity Each client and perpetrator can have a designated relationship if data on one or more of the entity attributes is provided. A client and perpetrator have only one relationship entity within an investigation. Element No. Element Name Element Description Required Cardinality Type/Format Code Values CPR1 Cohabitation at start The indication if the perpetrator and client are cohabitating at the start of the investigation. No Single Enumeration (code) 1 = yes 2 = no CPR2 Cohabitation at close The indication if the perpetrator and client are cohabitating at the time of case closure. No Single Enumeration (code) 1 = yes 2 = no
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