The role of consumer perspectives in estimating population need for substance use services: a scoping review

Table 3 Standardized measures used to assess consumer-defined need for substance use services (n = 217)

Variable	Instrument	Cited in
Perceived need	Texas Christian University’s Self-Rating Psychosocial Functioning and Motivational Scales [78]	[79]
	Stages of Change Readiness and Treatment Eagerness Scale- Version 8 Combined [80]	[80]
	Revised Risk Behaviour Assessment [81]	[82]
	Perceived Need for Care Questionnaire [30]	[36, 83, 84]
	National Technical Centre (NTC) Telephone Substance Dependence Needs Assessment Questionnaire [85]	[86]
	Self-help and Treatment Services Utilization Survey [87]	[88]
	Camberwell Assessment of Need - Forensic Short Version [89]	[90, 91]
	University of Miami Health Services Research Instrument [92]	[92]
Self-assessed barriers to service use	Affordability barriers scale [93]	[94–96]
	Allen Barriers to Treatment Instrument [97]	[98]
	Barriers Questionnaire [99]	[100]
	Barriers to Treatment Instrument [101]	[102]
	Barriers to Treatment Inventory [103]	[104]
	University of Miami Health Services Research Instrument [92]	[92]
Help-seeking from family and/or friends	Mental and Physical Health Questionnaire [105]	[105]
Help-seeking from family and/or friends	Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test [106]	[107]

In some cases, one or more measures, but not all measures included in the standardized instrument where used to measure consumer-defined need. One article measuring perceived need did not specify the name of the standardized instrument used

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