TAPS Tool
A two-step screening and brief-assessment tool covering commonly used substance categories.
EXTERNAL OFFICIAL TOOL · DO NOT MIRRORSource: NIDA · Last reviewed: September 2026
PROFESSIONAL SCREENING RESOURCES
Validated screening can help identify concerns that ordinary questions may miss. A positive screen does not establish a diagnosis; it signals that additional conversation or assessment may be appropriate.
A two-step screening and brief-assessment tool covering commonly used substance categories.
EXTERNAL OFFICIAL TOOL · DO NOT MIRRORSource: NIDA · Last reviewed: September 2026
The instrument is copyrighted. Use in practice and republication are governed by the source owner’s conditions.
LINK TO OFFICIAL SOURCE · DO NOT COPYSource: CRAFFT Center · Last reviewed: September 2026
A brief alcohol screening tool consisting of three consumption-related questions. Follow current source instructions; no scoring threshold is reproduced here.
LINK TO OFFICIAL SOURCESource: NIAAA · Last reviewed: September 2026
The tool requires licensing. Its questions are not reproduced or hosted by BBAMS.
LICENSING REQUIREDSource: NTI Upstream · Last reviewed: September 2026
This is an external reference pending rights review and final clinical recommendation.
EXTERNAL REFERENCE · REVIEW PENDINGSource: Commonwealth of Massachusetts · Last reviewed: September 2026
BBAMS will not host this tool until the current owner, version, and rights are verified.
DO NOT HOST · REVIEW PENDINGSource: NIDA · Last reviewed: September 2026
TOOLS UNDER CLINICAL REVIEW
No download, questionnaire, scoring rule, or source link is published during this phase. Marla must confirm whether BBAMS recommends it, the intended population, its relationship to other alcohol tools, the authoritative version and scoring source, and applicable rights.
WITHHELD PENDING CLINICAL AND RIGHTS REVIEWThis library does not publish final population assignments, positive-screen cutoffs, scoring rules, billing codes, reimbursement amounts, claims that one tool is universally required, or BBAMS-specific screening protocols.
Screening results do not by themselves establish a diagnosis. Follow current source instructions, clinical judgment, organizational policy, applicable law, and appropriate assessment procedures.
Last reviewed: September 2026