When It Is Used
Use it after intervention, when the GAS scale was defined before review and actual performance needs to be matched to those levels.
Goal Attainment Review for GAS Follow-Up Scoring
Goal Attainment Review is a Goal Attainment Scaling follow-up scoring and outcome review tool for practitioners and clients working together. It helps practitioners compare actual performance with predefined personalized goal levels and express the selected attainment level as an outcome score.
Open a sample GAS record and select the level that best matches actual attainment.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Captures
The tool captures practitioner-selected actual attainment levels and displays the score derived from each selected predefined level.
Limits
The tool does not rewrite anchors during review, invent intermediate scores, generate treatment decisions, or start new goal definition inside the current review score.
Can I change anchors during review?
No. Review should use predefined levels unchanged; changing anchors after intervention compromises scoring consistency.
How is the score created?
The score comes from the practitioner-selected predefined attainment level for each goal.
What if actual performance falls between two levels?
The practitioner must choose the best matching predefined level or mark the item unresolved; the system must not invent an intermediate score.
Does the tool decide whether to continue or end intervention?
No. It provides outcome information that supports practitioner decision-making, but it does not make the decision automatically.