The tools developed by Hohashi for purposes of research, practice or training can be utilized freely at no charge, on condition that they be cited as the source. However, please do not make any alterations to their contents, and please display the copyright notice.
Survey of Family Environment (SFE）
A self-administered family functioning/family demands survey that examines the degrees of perceived family functioning, family importance, and family demands
Family Environment Map (FEM)
Family s/s Checklist (FSSC)
A tool, based on family symptomatology proposed by Hohashi, that supports family symptom diagnosis by referring to the names of family symptoms/signs and their determination status
Chronological Table of Plot of Family Story (PFS)
SFE Family Symptoms Module (SFE/FS)
A self-administered tool for family system unit to assess family symptoms, which are subjectively perceived problematic conditions (such as problems, issues, difficulties or suffering) within the family system unit
Assessment Scale for Insufficiencies in Family Resilience (IFR)
KAB Questionnaire (A survey of healthcare workers’ perceptions of domestic elder abuse)
A self-administered questionnaire based on the KAB model to clarify the perceptions of healthcare professionals regarding domestic elder abuse
Assessment Tool for Domestic Elder Abuse (ATDEA)
A tool for assessing the severity of domestic elder abuse (physical abuse, psychological abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, economic abuse, social abuse, self-neglect)
SFE Family Sociodemographics Module (SFE/FSD)
A self-administered tool to clarify the minimum basic attributes of family and family members, family functioning status, and family support demands
Family Environment Observation/Interview (FEO/I)
A format for centralizing and recording various information required for family assessments, family interviews/meetings, etc.
Family Environment Observation/Interview-Field Memo (FEO/I-FM)
A form for jotting temporary notes when only limited information can be recorded in the field
Health Assessment of Family Member(s) (HAFM)
A form for entering health assessment details for each family member (family member chart)