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Amharic Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable
Trust. Production of the Amharic RHS-15 was made possible by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# የስደተኛ ጤና ማጣሪያ (RHS-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE:
መመሪያዎች፥ በእያንዳንዱ ስሜቶች አጠገብ የሚገኘውን መመዘኛ በመጠቀም፣ እባክዎን ባለፈው ወር ውስጥ የነበረውን የሕመምዎን ደረጃ በተገቢው ዓምድ
ውስጥ ምልክት ያድርጉ። ባለፈው ወር ውስጥ ሕመሙ ያመመዎት ካልነበረ፣ “በፍጹም” በሚለው አኳያ ይክበቡ።
INSTRUCTIONS: Using the scale beside each symptom, please indicate the degree to which the symptom has been bothersome
to you over the past month. Place a mark in the appropriate column. If the symptom has not been bothersome to you during the
past month, circle “NOT AT ALL.”
MODERATELY
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
በመጠኑ
በፍጹም
ከፍተኛ
ስሜቶች
ክፉኛ
ትንሽ
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Production of the Amharic RHS-15 was made possible by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# የስደተኛ ጤና ማጣሪያ (RHS-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE:
የሚከተሉት ስሜቶች፣ በጦርነት ውይም በስደት ወቅት ካጋጠሙዎት፣ አሰቃቂ ሁኔታዎች ጋር ሊዛመዱ ይችላሉ። ባለፈው ወር ውስጥ የሚከተሉት ስሜቶች
ምን ያህል ተከስተው ያውቃሉ፥
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have you:
MODERATELY
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
በመጠኑ
በፍጹም
ከፍተኛ
ስሜቶች
ክፉኛ
ትንሽ
SYMPTOMS
12. ስ
ሜትዎ የደነዘዘ እንደሆነ ተስምቶት ያውቃል (ለምሳሌ፣ ሃዘን ተሰምቶት
ግን ማልቀስ አልቻሉም፣ የማፍቀር ስሜቶች ሊኖርዎት አለመቻል)?
0 1 2 3 4
F elt emotionally numb (for example, feel sad but can’t cry,
unable to have loving feelings)?
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Production of the Amharic RHS-15 was made possible by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# የስደተኛ ጤና ማጣሪያ (RHS-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE:
15. የጭንቀት መለኪያ
Distress Thermometer
LEGAL NOTICE 2013 © Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Wellbeing. Pathways to Wellness is a partnership of Lutheran
Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
Arabic Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
: الرقم التعريفي/ #ID 15- الفرز الصحي لالجئني
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
: التاريخ/ DATE
ضع دائرة. يرجى اإلشارة إىل درجة مضايقة كل عرض لك عىل مدى الشهر املايض، باستخدام املقياس املوجود بجانب كل عرض من األعراض:تعليامت
.» فضع دائرة يف عمود «ال يشء عىل اإلطالق، إذا مل يكن العرض مضايقاً لك خالل الشهر املايض.يف العمود املناسب
INSTRUCTIONS: Using the scale beside each symptom, please indicate the degree to which the symptom has been bothersome to you
over the past month. Place a mark in the appropriate column. If the symptom has not been bothersome to you during the past month,
circle “NOT AT ALL.”
األعراض
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
إىل أقىص حد
معتدال
ًقليال
كثريا
SYMPTOMS
4 3 2 1 0
الشعور بالكأبة معظم االوقات.2
Feeling down, sad, or blue most of the time
4 3 2 1 0 كرثة التفكري.3
Too much thinking or too many thoughts
4 3 2 1 0 البكاء بسهولة.9
Crying easily
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
: الرقم التعريفي/ #ID 15- الفرز الصحي لالجئني
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
: التاريخ/ DATE
: كم مرة شعرت باالعراض تالية خالل شهر املايض,التجارب التالية ميكن ان تكون تجارب مؤملة متعلقة بالحرب او الهجرة
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have you:
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
إىل أقىص حد
معتدال
ًقليال
كثريا
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
: الرقم التعريفي/ #ID 15- الفرز الصحي لالجئني
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
: التاريخ/ DATE
إنك قادر عىل مواجهة بعض األمور وغري قادر عىل مواجهة األمور األخرى 2
Able to handle (cope with) some things, but not able to cope with other things
10 ) الذي يصف مقدار حدة الضائقة التي10 الرقم (من صفر إىل
ضائقة شديدة للغاية
9 “”أشعر باستياء أشد من أي وقت مىض .عانيتها يف األسبوع املايض مبا فيه هذا اليوم
8 EXTREME DISTRESS Please circle the number (0 –10) that best describes
“I feel as bad as I ever have” how much distress you have been experiencing in the
7 past week, including today.
6
5
4
3
2 عدم وجود ضائقة
1 “”كل يشء عىل ما يرام
0 NO DISTRESS
“Things are good”
LEGAL NOTICE 2013 © Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Wellbeing. Pathways to Wellness is a partnership of Lutheran
Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
Burmese Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
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QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
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SYMPTOMS
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3. Too much thinking or too many thoughts 0 1 2 3 4
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4. Feeling helpless 0 1 2 3 4
5? ta=umif;r±SdyJ±kwfw&ufa=umuf±GH@xdwfvef@onf 0 1 2 3 4
5. Suddenly scared for no reason 0 1 2 3 4
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8. Feeling restless, can’t sit still 0 1 2 3 4
9? tidkvG,fjcif; 0 1 2 3 4
9. Crying easily 0 1 2 3 4
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / Ed ki f i H om;rSwf y Hkwif e H y gwf ;
uQonf.usef;rma&;prf;oyfr_- 15
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / &ufpGJ;
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MODERATELY
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A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
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SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / Ed ki f i H om;rSwf y Hkwif e H y gwf ;
uQonf.usef;rma&;prf;oyfr_- 15
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / &ufpGJ;
u|Efkyfjzwfoef;oGm;&aomt&mrsm;udktrsm;tm;jzifhr&ifqdkifEdkifyg? 3
Unable to cope with most things
3
u|Efkyfjzwfoef;oGm;&aomrnfonfht&mrqdkr&ifqdkifEdkifyg? 4
Unable to cope with anything 4
0 NO DISTRESS
“things are good”
LEGAL NOTICE 2013 © Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Wellbeing. Pathways to Wellness is a partnership of Lutheran
Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
Cuban Spanish Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust. Production of the Cuban Spanish RHS-15 was made possible by the Kentucky Office for Refugees.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
CUBAN SPANISH REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
ID#
DATE
INSTRUCCIONES: Usando la escala que se encuentra al lado de cada síntoma, indique el grado en que dicho
síntoma le ha causado molestias durante el último mes. Marque la columna correspondiente. Si el síntoma no le ha
causado molestias durante el último mes, encierre en un círculo “NADA”.
INSTRUCTIONS: Using the scale beside each symptom, please indicate the degree to which the symptom has been bothersome
to you over the past month. Place a mark in the appropriate column. If the symptom has not been bothersome to you during the
past month, circle “NOT AT ALL.”
MODERADAMENTE
MODERATELY
UN POQUITO
MUCHÍSIMO
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
BASTANTE
SÍNTOMAS
NADA
SYMPTOMS
9. Llora fácilmente
Crying easily
0 1 2 3 4
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Production of the Cuban Spanish RHS-15 was made possible by the Kentucky Office for Refugees.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
CUBAN SPANISH REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
ID#
DATE
Los síntomas siguientes pueden estar relacionados con experiencias traumáticas vividas durante una
guerra o emigración. Durante el último mes, con qué intensidad:
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have you:
MODERADAMENTE
MODERATELY
UN POQUITO
MUCHÍSIMO
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
BASTANTE
SÍNTOMAS
NADA
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Production of the Cuban Spanish RHS-15 was made possible by the Kentucky Office for Refugees.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
CUBAN SPANISH REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
ID#
DATE
14. De las oraciones a continuación, marque o circule la respuesta que mejor describa cómo se siente.
Usted siente que:
Circle the one best response below. Do you feel that you are:
Es capaz de lidiar (hacerle frente) con algunas cosas, pero no puede hacerles frente a
otras cosas 2
Able to handle (cope with) some things, but not able to cope with other things
Add Total
Add Total Score
Score of
of items
items 1–14
1–14
15. Termómetro de la angustia
Distress Thermometer
0 NO DISTRESS
“Things are good”
LEGAL NOTICE 2013 © Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Wellbeing. Pathways to Wellness is a partnership of Lutheran
Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
English Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID#
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE
INSTRUCTIONS: Using the scale beside each symptom, please indicate the degree to which the symptom has been bothersome
to you over the past month. Place a mark in the appropriate column. If the symptom has not been bothersome to you during the
past month, circle “NOT AT ALL.”
MODERATELY
QUITE A BIT
A LITTLE BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
SYMPTOMS
4. Feeling helpless 0 1 2 3 4
9. Crying easily 0 1 2 3 4
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID#
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have you:
MODERATELY
QUITE A BIT
A LITTLE BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID#
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE
14. Circle the one best response below. Do you feel that you are:
Able to handle (cope with) some things, but not able to cope with other things 2
LEGAL NOTICE 2013 © Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Wellbeing. Pathways to Wellness is a partnership of Lutheran
Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
Farsi Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
: شامره شناسایی/ #ID (15 (آر اچ اس-غربالگری سالمت پناهنده
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
: تاریخ/ DATE
مشخص منایید این عالیم جسمی یا روحی در یک ماه گذشته تا چه اندازه شام را، لطفاً با استفاده از مقیاس مندرج در هر ردیف:دستورالعمل
اگر نشانه یا عالمئی وجود دارد که در یک ماه گذشته با آن مواجه. متناسب با حال روحی خود عالمت رضبدر بگذارید، در ادامه.آزار داده است
. نشده اید روی گزینه «اصالً» رضبدر بگذارید
INSTRUCTIONS: Using the scale beside each symptom, please indicate the degree to which the symptom has been bothersome to you
over the past month. Place a mark in the appropriate column. If the symptom has not been bothersome to you during the past month,
circle “NOT AT ALL.”
MODERATELY
بطور متوسط
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
تا حدی
اصال
کم
SYMPTOMS
4 3 2 1 0 احساس درماندگی.4
Feeling helpless
4 3 2 1 0 یا ضعف، رسگیجه، سستی.6
Faintness, dizziness, or weakness
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
: شامره شناسایی/ #ID (15 (آر اچ اس-غربالگری سالمت پناهنده
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
: تاریخ/ DATE
.عالمئی که در ذیل می آید باید مرتبط با اتفاقی در دوران جنگ و مهاجرت باشد که سبب آسیب روحی شده است
:در ماه گذشته تا چه اندازه با موارد ذیل مواجه شده اید
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have you:
MODERATELY
بطور متوسط
عالئم جسمی یا روحی
A LITTLE BIT
بسیار شدید
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
تا حدی
اصال
کم
SYMPTOMS
آیا با این تجربه روبرو شده اید که اتفاق منجر به آسیب دیدگی.10
دوباره برایتان زنده شود و طوری رفتار کنید یا احساس منایید که
4 3 2 1 0 انگار آن اتفاق دوباره برایتان رخ داده است؟
Had the experience of reliving the trauma; acting or
feeling as if it were happening again?
آیا با یادآوری آن اتفاق واکنش های جسامنی (مثالً خیس غرق.11
یا رضبان تند قلب) داشته اید؟،شدن
4 3 2 1 0
Been having physical reactions (for example, break
out in a sweat, heart beats fast) when reminded of
the trauma?
آیا با کرختی احساسی مواجه شده اید (مثالً احساس کنید غمگین.12
یا منی توانید احساسات دوستانه،هستید اما منی توانید گریه کنید
4 3 2 1 0 خود را نشان دهید)؟
Felt emotionally numb (for example, feel sad but
can’t cry, unable to have loving feelings)?
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
: شامره شناسایی/ #ID (15 (آر اچ اس-غربالگری سالمت پناهنده
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
: تاریخ/ DATE
: آیا احساس می کنید که.در زیر دور بهرتین جواب دایره بکشید .14
Circle the one best response below. Do you feel that you are:
ولی نه با هر اتفاقی،)می توانم فقط با بعضی اتفاقات زندگیم روبرو شوم (با آن کنار بیایم 2
Able to handle (cope with) some things, but not able to cope with other things
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Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
French Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable
Trust. Production of the French RHS-15 was made possible by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID#
LE DEPISTAGE MEDICAL DU REFUGIE (RHS-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE:
INSTRUCTIONS: Veuillez indiquer le point auquel vos symptômes vous ont dérangé ce mois dernier en utilisant
l’échelle qui se trouve à coté de chaque symptôme. Cochez la colonne qui convient. Si vous n’avez pas eu ce
symptôme au cours du mois dernier, alors cochez “PAS DU TOUT.”
INSTRUCTIONS: Using the scale beside each symptom, please indicate the degree to which the symptom has been bothersome
to you over the past month. Place a mark in the appropriate column. If the symptom has not been bothersome to you during the
past month, circle “NOT AT ALL.”
EXTREMEMENT
PAS DU TOUT
MODERATELY
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
BEAUCOUP
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
PETIT PEU
UN TOUT
ASSEZ
SYMPTOMES
SYMPTOMS
9. Pleurer facilement
Crying easily
0 1 2 3 4
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Production of the French RHS-15 was made possible by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID#
LE DEPISTAGE MEDICAL DU REFUGIE (RHS-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE:
Les symptômes suivant peuvent être liés aux expériences traumatisantes (moments difficiles) vécues
pendant la guerre et votre déplacement à cause de la guerre. Combien de fois, au cours du mois
dernier, avez-vous:
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have you:
EXTREMEMENT
PAS DU TOUT
MODERATELY
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
BEAUCOUP
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
PETIT PEU
UN TOUT
ASSEZ
SYMPTOMES
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Production of the French RHS-15 was made possible by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID#
LE DEPISTAGE MEDICAL DU REFUGIE (RHS-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE:
Vous parvenez à surmonter ou vaincre la plupart des choses qui vous arrivent
Able to handle (cope with) most things
1
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Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
Karen Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / vHm tk . o;eD>*H>:
w>rRuG>ySRb.uDb.cJtw>td.ql.td.cs› = 15
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / eHRoD:
MODERATELY
f
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
S
w>yeD.wz.
SYMPTOMS
2I
wl>b.vXto;*H>bgp>< o; tk;< rhwrh> o;b.zSD. tgwu> 0 1 2 3 4
2. Feeling down, sad, or blue most of the time 0 1 2 3 4
4I wl>b.vXw>rRpXRwtd. 0 1 2 3 4
4. Feeling helpless 0 1 2 3 4
5I owl>uvmysHRw>zk;w>vXwtd.’D;w>*h>eDwrHR 0 1 2 3 4
5. Suddenly scared for no reason 0 1 2 3 4
9I [D.nD 0 1 2 3 4
9. Crying easily 0 1 2 3 4
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / vHm tk . o;eD>*H>:
w>rRuG>ySRb.uDb.cJtw>td.ql.td.cs› = 15
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / eHRoD:
w>qguh>*DRyeD.vXtydmxwz.b.oh.oh.b.C;w>vJRcDzsdvXtb.C;’D;w>’k;w>,R’D;w>ok;vD>ok;usJwz.
vXtrRb.’deol.eo; . ztylRuHmwvgewl>b.qH;tgv.=\
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have you:
MODERATELY
f
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
S
w>yeD.wz.
SYMPTOMS
10I etd.’D;w>vJRcDzsdvXtrRoh.eD.xD.
uhRw>vXtrRb.’deol. eo;vX eo;yhReD.wh>wz.<
vXtrRto; rhwrh> ewl>b.’fod;w>tHRu[JxD.u’D; 0 1 2 3 4
toDwbsD{gI 0 1 2 3 4
10. Had the experience of reliving the trauma; acting or feeling as
if it were happening again?
12I ewl>b.vXeo;b.’d’d.r;wkR’.vJmexkw±kxD.(t’d<
o;tk;b.q. [D.wM>< w>wl>b.vXtd.’D;w>tJ.
w>uGHwoh) b.M.{gI 0 1 2 3 4
0 1 2 3 4
12. Felt emotionally numb (for example, feel sad but can’t cry,
unable to have loving feelings)?
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / vHm tk . o;eD>*H>:
w>rRuG>ySRb.uDb.cJtw>td.ql.td.cs› = 15
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / eHRoD:
,(uG>qX.rJm’D;w>)w>wrHRv>v>oh 0
Able to handle (cope with) anything 0
,(uG>qX.rJm’D;w>)w>tgrHRoh 1
Able to handle (cope with) most things 1
,(uG>qX.rJm’D;w>)w>*h>weDRoh< b.q.,uG>qX.rJmw>*h>t*Rwz.woh 2
Able to handle (cope with) some things, but not able to cope with other things 2
,uG>qX.rJmw>*h>tgwuh>wohb. 3
Unable to cope with most things 3
,uG>qX.rJmw>*h>woheDwrHR 4
Unable to cope with anything 4
w>ol.ud>o;*DRw>b.,d.orDrHxX.
15.
Distress Thermometer
10
= 0Ho;plRu0DRCm eD.*H>zsX.
w>ol.ud>o;*DR tgwvX (0 = 10) vXtwJzsgxD.b.C; vXtylRuGHm
9 “, wl > b.wrk m ’f ,wl > b. wEGHwkRrk>rqgweHRtHR ew>ol.ud>o;*DR tywD>td.
8
nDEk>tod;” xJvJ.M.vDRI
7 EXTREME DISTRESS
“I feel as bad as i ever have” Please circle the number (0 –10) that best describes
6 how much distress you have been experiencing in the
past week, including today.
5
4
3
2
w>ol.ud>o;*DRwtd.
1 “ w>cJvXmrRto;*hR*hRupD’D”
0 NO DISTRESS
“things are good”
LEGAL NOTICE 2013 © Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Wellbeing. Pathways to Wellness is a partnership of Lutheran
Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
Nepali Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / kl/rok|q gDj/: z/0ffyL{sf] :jf:Yo hfFrstf{–!%
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / ldlt:
lgb]{zgx? M k|To]s nIf0fnfO{ gfKgsf nflu ;+u} lbOPsf] gfk ;+VofnfO{ k|of]u u/]]/, ljt]sf dlxgfdf tkfO{nfO{
lk/f]Ng] u/]sf] nIf0fsf] dfqfnfO{ s[kof ;+s]t ug'{xf]; . s[kof pko'Qm sfnddf lrGx nufpg'xf]; . olb ;f]
nIf0f ljt]sf] dlxgfdf tkfO{sf] lglDt lk/nf] gjg]sf eP æPsbd} gePsf]Æ eGg] sfndnfO{ uf]nf] nufpg'xf];\ .
INSTRUCTIONS: Using the scale beside each symptom, please indicate the degree to which the symptom has been bothersome
to you over the past month. Place a mark in the appropriate column. If the symptom has not been bothersome to you during the
past month, circle “NOT AT ALL.”
;fdfGo lsl;dn
Psbd} gePsf ]
clnslt dfq
MODERATELY
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
clt ;f/
nIf0fx?
w] / } g
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / kl/rok|q gDj/: z/0ffyL{sf] :jf:Yo hfFrstf{–!%
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / ldlt:
tn lbPsf cf3fthGo nIf0fx? o'4sf] a]nf / cfk|jf;sf] a]nf ;+u ;+DjlGwt x'g ;S5 . tkfO{nfO{ o:tf] lat]
sf] dlxgfdf slt eof]
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have
you:
;fdfGo lsl;dn
Psbd} gePsf ]
clnslt dfq
MODERATELY
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
clt ;f/
nIf0fx?
w] / } g
SYMPTOMS
!)=
s] tkfO{nfO{ of] km]l/ x'b} 5 eGg] h:tf] u/L cf3ft
-6«fdf_ sf] ememNsf], lqmof jf efjgfsf] cg'e"lt ) ! @ # $
ePsf] lyof]< 0 1 2 3 4
10. Had the experience of reliving the trauma; acting or feeling as
if it were happening again?
!!=
cf3ft -6«fdf_ sf] jf/]df ;+emfO lbbf s] tkfO{nfO{
zf/Ll/s k|ltlqmofx? -pbfx/0fsf nflu kl;gfn]
leHg'ePsf], d'6' l56f] l56f] rn]/ w's w's ug]{ _ ) ! @ # $
x'g] u/]sf lyP < 0 1 2 3 4
11. Been having physical reactions (for example, break out in a
sweat, heart beats fast) when reminded of the trauma?
!@=
s] tkfO{ efjgfTds ?kn] r]tgfz"Go -pbfx/0fsf
nflu pbf; x'g] t/ ?g g;Sg], k|]dsf efjgfx? ) ! @ # $
hufpg c;dy{ x'g]_ ePsf] dxz'; ug'{ ePsf] 5 <
0 1 2 3 4
12. Felt emotionally numb (for example, feel sad but can’t cry,
unable to have loving feelings)?
!#=
s] tkfO{ h'?Ss p7\g] lng] jf To;} eml:sg]
-pbfx/0fsf nflu hj sf]xL dflg; tkfO{sf] k5fl8 ) ! @ # $
lx8\b5_ vfnsf] x'g' ePsf] lyof] <
0 1 2 3 4
13. Been jumpier, more easily startled (for example, when
someone walks up behind you)?
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / kl/rok|q gDj/: z/0ffyL{sf] :jf:Yo hfFrstf{–!%
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / ldlt:
!$= tn lbOPsf] pTs[i6 hjfkmnfO{ uf]nf] nufpg'xf];\ . s] tkfO{nfO{ o:tf] x'G5 eGg] nfUb5 M
14.
Circle the one best response below. Do you feel that you are:
s]xL s'/fx?nfO{ ;DxfNg -;fdfgf ug{_ ;Sg] t/ c? w]/} s'/fx?sf] ;fdfgf ug]{ g;Sg] @
Able to handle (cope with) some things, but not able to cope with other things 2
10
cToflws j]r}lg ePsf tkfO{n] ef]lu /xg' ePsf] j]r}lgnfO{ /fd|/L
a0f{g ug{sf] nflu cfh nufot ut xKtf
9 “dnfO{ klxn] slxn] gnfu] s f] g/
tkfO{n] cg'ea ul/ /xg' ePsf] j]r}lgnfO{
8 fd|f] nfu]sf] 5” gDa/ -) b]lv !) ;Dd_ df s[kof lrGx
nufpg'xf];\ .
7 EXTREME DISTRESS
“I feel as bad as I ever have”
Please circle the number (0 –10) that best describes
6
how much distress you have been experiencing in the
5 past week, including today.
4
3
2 J]fr}lg gePsf]
1 “ s'/fx? /fd|f x'b}5g\”
0 NO DISTRESS
“things are good”
LEGAL NOTICE 2013 © Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Wellbeing. Pathways to Wellness is a partnership of Lutheran
Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
Russian Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / Идентификационный №:
ОПРОСНИК ЗДОРОВЬЯ ИММИГРАНТОВ - 15
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / Дата
Инструкция: Используя шкалу напротив каждого симптома, пожалуйста, определите степень, в которой
симптом беспокоил Вас в течение последнего месяца. Поставьте галочку в соответствующей колонке. Если
симптом не беспокоил Вас в течение последнего месяца, обведите «СОВСЕМ НЕ БЕСПОКОИЛ».
INSTRUCTIONS: Using the scale beside each symptom, please indicate the degree to which the symptom has been bothersome
to you over the past month. Place a mark in the appropriate column. If the symptom has not been bothersome to you during the
past month, circle “NOT AT ALL.”
ДОСТАТОЧНО
БЕСПОКОИЛ
MODERATELY
БЕСПОКОИЛ
СОВСЕМ НЕ
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
НЕМНОГО
СИЛЬНО
СИЛЬНО
СРЕДНЕ
СИМПТОМЫ
ОЧЕНЬ
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / Идентификационный №:
ОПРОСНИК ЗДОРОВЬЯ ИММИГРАНТОВ - 15
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / Дата
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have you:
ДОСТАТОЧНО
БЕСПОКОИЛ
MODERATELY
БЕСПОКОИЛ
СОВСЕМ НЕ
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
НЕМНОГО
СИЛЬНО
СИЛЬНО
СРЕДНЕ
СИМПТОМЫ
ОЧЕНЬ
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / Идентификационный №:
ОПРОСНИК ЗДОРОВЬЯ ИММИГРАНТОВ - 15
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / Дата
15. ТЕРМОМЕТР СТРЕССА
Distress Thermometer
0 NO DISTRESS
“Things are good”
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Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
Russian Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / Идентификационный №:
ОПРОСНИК ЗДОРОВЬЯ ИММИГРАНТОВ - 15
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / Дата
Инструкция: Используя шкалу напротив каждого симптома, пожалуйста, определите степень, в которой
симптом беспокоил Вас в течение последнего месяца. Поставьте галочку в соответствующей колонке. Если
симптом не беспокоил Вас в течение последнего месяца, обведите «СОВСЕМ НЕ БЕСПОКОИЛ».
INSTRUCTIONS: Using the scale beside each symptom, please indicate the degree to which the symptom has been bothersome
to you over the past month. Place a mark in the appropriate column. If the symptom has not been bothersome to you during the
past month, circle “NOT AT ALL.”
ДОСТАТОЧНО
БЕСПОКОИЛ
MODERATELY
БЕСПОКОИЛ
СОВСЕМ НЕ
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
НЕМНОГО
СИЛЬНО
СИЛЬНО
СРЕДНЕ
СИМПТОМЫ
ОЧЕНЬ
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / Идентификационный №:
ОПРОСНИК ЗДОРОВЬЯ ИММИГРАНТОВ - 15
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / Дата
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have you:
ДОСТАТОЧНО
БЕСПОКОИЛ
MODERATELY
БЕСПОКОИЛ
СОВСЕМ НЕ
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
НЕМНОГО
СИЛЬНО
СИЛЬНО
СРЕДНЕ
СИМПТОМЫ
ОЧЕНЬ
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / Идентификационный №:
ОПРОСНИК ЗДОРОВЬЯ ИММИГРАНТОВ - 15
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / Дата
15. ТЕРМОМЕТР СТРЕССА
Distress Thermometer
0 NO DISTRESS
“Things are good”
LEGAL NOTICE 2013 © Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Wellbeing. Pathways to Wellness is a partnership of Lutheran
Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
Somali Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / AQOONSI#
BAARITAANKA CAAFIMAADKA QAXOOTIGA-15 (RHS-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / TAARIIKHDA
TILMAAMO: Adoo isticmaalaya qiyaaska ku xigta calaamad kasta, fadlan muuji heerka calaamadu ay dhib kugu
haysay bishii hore. Dhig calaamad meesha saxda ah. Haddii calaamaddu aanay dhib kugu hayn bishii hore, goobo
gali “MAYA HABA YARAATEE.”
INSTRUCTIONS: Using the scale beside each symptom, please indicate the degree to which the symptom has been bothersome
to you over the past month. Place a mark in the appropriate column. If the symptom has not been bothersome to you during the
past month, circle “NOT AT ALL.”
YARA BADAN
MODERATELY
MAYA HABA
XAD DHAAF
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
YARAATEE
WAX YAR
SI DHEXE
CALAAMADAHA
AH
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / AQOONSI#
BAARITAANKA CAAFIMAADKA QAXOOTIGA-15 (RHS-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / TAARIIKHDA
Calaamadaha soo socdaa waxa dhici karta inay la xidhiidhaan naxdin ama qarracan khibradeedsida
dagaal ama guurid. Imisaad bishii hore la kulantay:
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have you:
XAD DHAAF AH
YARA BADAN
MODERATELY
MAYA HABA
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
YARAATEE
WAX YAR
SI DHEXE
CALAAMADAHA
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / AQOONSI#
BAARITAANKA CAAFIMAADKA QAXOOTIGA-15 (RHS-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / TAARIIKHDA
Xamili karto (awoodo) waxyaabaha qaarkood laakiin aanad awoodi karin wax kale
Able to handle (cope with) some things, but not able to cope with other things
2
0 NO DISTRESS
“Things are good”
LEGAL NOTICE 2013 © Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Wellbeing. Pathways to Wellness is a partnership of Lutheran
Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
Swahili Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / KITAMBULISHO#
UCHUNGUZI WA AFYA YA MKIMBIZI-15 (UAM-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / TAREHE:
MAELEKEZO: Ukitumia kipimo kando ya kila dalili, tafadhali ainisha kiwango ambacho dalili imekuwa
ikikusumbua mwezi uliopita. Weka alama katika safu hisika. Kama dalili haijawahi kukusumbua wakati wa mwezi
uliopita, weka mduara “SI HATA KIDOGO.”
INSTRUCTIONS: Using the scale beside each symptom, please indicate the degree to which the symptom has been bothersome
to you over the past month. Place a mark in the appropriate column. If the symptom has not been bothersome to you during the
past month, circle “NOT AT ALL.”
HAIJANIS-UMBUA
IMENIS-UMBUA
IMENIS-UMBUA
IMENIS-UMBUA
IMENIS-UMBUA
KIDOGO KIASI
HATA KIDOGO
MODERATELY
KIDOGO TU
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
KABISA
DALILI ZA AFYA
KIASI
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / KITAMBULISHO#
UCHUNGUZI WA AFYA YA MKIMBIZI-15 (UAM-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / TAREHE:
Dalili zifuatazo zinaweza kuhusiana na uzoefu kiwewe wakati wa vita na uhamiaji. Ni kwa kiasi gani
katika kipindi cha mwezi uliopita wewe:
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have you:
IMENIS-UMBUA
IMENIS-UMBUA
IMENIS-UMBUA
IMENIS-UMBUA
KIDOGO KIASI
HATA KIDOGO
MODERATELY
KIDOGO TU
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
HAIJANIS-
UMBUA
KABISA
DALILI ZA AFYA
KIASI
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# / KITAMBULISHO#
UCHUNGUZI WA AFYA YA MKIMBIZI-15 (UAM-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE / TAREHE:
Add Total
Add Total Score
Score of
of items
items 1–14
1–14
0 NO DISTRESS
“Things are good”
LEGAL NOTICE 2013 © Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Wellbeing. Pathways to Wellness is a partnership of Lutheran
Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.
Refugee Health Screener-15 (RHS-15)
Tigrinya Version
Bilingual versions of the RHS-15 have been translated by an iterative process involving experts in the field, professional
translators, and members of the refugee community so that each question is asked correctly according to language and
culture. The English text is provided for reference only; using the English alone negates the sensitivity of this instrument.
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Name: Date of Birth:
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J.
Murdock Charitable Trust.
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian
Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for
Research & Evaluation. For more information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# መርመራ ጥዕና ስደተኛታት-15 (RHS-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE:
መምርሕታት፡- ኣብ ጎኒ እቲ ነፍሲ ወከፍ ምልክት ሕማም ሰፊሩ ዘሎ መምዘኒ ዓቀን ርኢኻ/ኺ ፡ እቲ ዝስምዓካ/ኪ ወይ ዝረኣየካ/ኪ ዘሎ ጠንቂ ሕማም
ኣብዚ ዝሓለፈ ወርሒ ክሳብ ክንደይ ከምዘሻቐለካ/ኪ ኣመልክት/ቲ። እንተድኣ እቲ ጠንቂ ሕማም ኣብዚ ዝሓለፈ ወርሒ ዘየሻቐለካ/ኪ ኮይኑ ኣብ “ብፍጹም”
ዝብል ዓንኬል ኣመልክት/ቲ፡፡
INSTRUCTIONS: Using the scale beside each symptom, please indicate the degree to which the symptom has been bothersome
to you over the past month. Place a mark in the appropriate column. If the symptom has not been bothersome to you during the
past month, circle “NOT AT ALL.”
ብጣዕሚ ብርቱዕ
MODERATELY
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
ብመጠኑ
ፈጺሙ
ብርቱዕ
ጠንቅታት
ቁሩብ
SYMPTOMS
9. ብቐሊሉ ምብካይ 0 1 2 3 4
Crying easily
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# መርመራ ጥዕና ስደተኛታት-15 (RHS-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE:
እዞም ዝስዕብ ምልክታት ምስ ተመኩሮ ናይ ግዜ ኩናትን ስደትን ስቅያት ዝተተሓሓዙ ክኾኑ ይኽእሉ እዮም፡፡ ኣብ ዝሓለፈ ወርሒ ክንደይ ካብዞም ዝስዕቡ
ኣጋጢሞምኻ/ኺ?
The following symptoms may be related to traumatic experiences during war and migration. How much in the past month have you:
ብጣዕሚ ብርቱዕ
MODERATELY
A LITTLE BIT
QUITE A BIT
NOT AT ALL
EXTREMELY
ብመጠኑ
ፈጺሙ
ብርቱዕ
ጠንቅታት
ቁሩብ
SYMPTOMS
Developed by the Pathways to Wellness project and generously funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
United Way of King County, Medina Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Boeing Employees Community Fund and M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
© 2013 Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being
Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Well-Being is a project of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling
and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle & King County, and Michael Hollifield, M.D. of Pacific Institute for Research & Evaluation. For more
information, please contact The Pathways Project at 206-816-3253 or pathways@lcsnw.org.
ID# መርመራ ጥዕና ስደተኛታት-15 (RHS-15)
REFUGEE HEALTH SCREENER-15 (RHS-15)
DATE:
15.
ናይ ጭንቀት መምዘኒ ቴርሞመተር
DISTRESS THERMOMETER
LEGAL NOTICE 2013 © Pathways to Wellness: Integrating Refugee Health and Wellbeing. Pathways to Wellness is a partnership of Lutheran
Community Services Northwest, Asian Counseling and Referral Service, Public Health Seattle and King County and Michael Hollifield, MD of Pacific
Institute for Research and Evaluation. All Rights Reserved.