Christopher Miller's research while affiliated with Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust and other places

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Publication (1)

Figure 1. Example of graphical output from Foxweb.
Table 1 . Risk Factors Used in the Foxweb Risk Monitoring Instrument
Figure 2. Responses from user survey relating to instrument use.
Web-Based Violence Risk Monitoring Tool in Psychoses: Pilot Study in Community Forensic Patients
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  • Feb 2016
We describe the development and pilot testing of a novel, web-based, violence risk monitoring instrument for use in community patients with psychoses. We describe the development of the tool, including drawing on systematic reviews of the field, how item content was operationalized, the development of a user interface, and its subsequent piloting....
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... However, one risk factor that has not been identified in qualitative work but reported in the current study is 'recency of violence post-sentence'. Some of these clinical factors are contained in other risk assessment tools, such as FoxWeb [26] which is based around 10 modifiable factors, and has been recently validated [27]. As with FoVOx, FoxWeb is quick to complete, includes predictors that are reliably coded, and requires little training. ...
Reference: Integrating static and modifiable risk factors in violence risk assessment for forensic psychiatric patients: a feasibility study of FoVOx
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