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RAADS-R Diagnostic Scale

Debbie
over 1 year ago

I've finally got my report from my NHS assessment.

It's shorter than I expected.  Just a 2 page letter.

However, it does contain my score which was 175 (above the diagnostic threshold of 65).

I found this site which explains the score and gives some averages (+ a link to take the test).

https://embrace-autism.com/raads-r/

So, I was a little above the average for an autistic female.

If anyone would like to share their scores, it would be interesting.

A quote below from my letter:

'completed the RAADS-R: the RITVO Autism Asperger Diagnostic Scale –
revised: this 80-item diagnostic interview consists of questions designed for individuals with average
IQ and above. This is a population with mild or subclinical ASD and these individuals often escape
diagnosis. The RAADS-R was specifically designed to capture that population. Any score of 65 or
above indicates a high likelihood of Autism Spectrum Disorder, provided the clinical presentation is
convergent with this diagnosis'

Parents
  • over 1 year ago

    223.    But I should add that I am having a particularly hard time with the Autism at the moment ...
    taken the AQ50 twice, a couple of years apart ... 47 and 46.

    Now in the process of getting a formal assessment.

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  • over 1 year ago

    223.    But I should add that I am having a particularly hard time with the Autism at the moment ...
    taken the AQ50 twice, a couple of years apart ... 47 and 46.

    Now in the process of getting a formal assessment.

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