When It Is Used
Use SAP-R when direct observation is not enough to understand how a child functions across everyday settings and interaction partners.
SAP Report / Informant Data (SAP-R)
SAP Report / Informant Data (SAP-R) is a ready-to-send SCERTS informant-data tool. Practitioners use it to collect reports about a child's everyday functioning across relevant contexts and partners beyond direct observation.
Configure sample objectives and contexts, preview the informant entry point, and review how submitted reports are organized.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Practitioner And Informant Roles
The practitioner defines the objectives and contexts. Informants report what they know from everyday contexts; they are not asked to make clinical interpretations or planning decisions.
Limitations
SAP-R organizes informant evidence and coverage. It does not create diagnoses, resolve conflicting reports automatically, or invent prompts beyond the configured SAP-R content.
Who completes SAP-R?
Informants complete the report, while the practitioner configures the objectives, contexts, and review scope.
Can SAP-R be used with only one context?
Yes. Single-context data is allowed, but the review should mark coverage as limited.
Does SAP-R compare informant reports with direct observation?
Yes, when SAP-O data is available, SAP-R can show descriptive alignment or difference with direct observation.
What is saved from the public demo?
The SAP-R tool and configuration are saved. Fictional informant responses and sample case data are not saved as real client data.