Two Linked Decisions
SCRPT separates whether the intake is accepted for response from how urgent that response is, while keeping the rationale and unknowns visible.
SCRPT for Intake Screening and Response Priority
Screening and Response Priority Tools (SCRPT) is a practitioner-only intake decision-support tool for child welfare practitioners. It helps determine whether intake information should be accepted for response and how urgently it should be handled, based on configured screening and priority criteria.
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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.
Configuration Dependency
Exact disposition categories, priority levels, required response actions, and rules must come from authoritative configuration.
Relevant Limitations
The tool is not a full investigation, long-term risk classification, or service planning form.
Does SCRPT produce both disposition and priority?
Yes. The result includes both screening disposition and response priority when configured decision content is available.
Can the demo invent priority levels?
No. Exact priority labels and rules must come from authoritative SCRPT configuration.
Is there a client-facing version?
No. SCRPT is a practitioner-only intake screening and prioritization tool.
What happens if intake facts are incomplete?
Unknowns and incomplete factors remain visible, and the result follows configured rules or remains incomplete if a valid decision cannot be generated.