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Forensic psychiatric treatment led to a significant decrease in dynamic risk factors assessed by the hkt-30 instrument. However, the direct link between these score changes and reduced reoffending risk remains uncertain.

Area of Science:

  • Forensic Psychiatry
  • Criminology
  • Psychological Assessment

Context:

  • Reliable risk assessment is crucial in forensic psychiatry.
  • The hkt-30 instrument evaluates static and dynamic risk factors.
  • Dynamic risk factors are expected to change with treatment.

Purpose:

  • To investigate changes in dynamic risk factors during forensic psychiatric treatment.
  • To determine if the hkt-30 scores reflect treatment-induced changes.

Summary:

  • The hkt-30 was administered 984 times across three centers (2003-2006) to assess changes in risk factors.
  • Over half of dynamic risk factor scores and total scores significantly declined with treatment progression.
  • Changes were small in absolute terms and consistent across patient subgroups (new, old, transferred).

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Impact:

  • Treatment appears to lower scores of theoretically changeable risk factors.
  • Further research is needed to confirm if these score reductions correlate with actual decreased reoffending risk.
  • Findings inform the interpretation of risk assessment instruments in treatment settings.