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The SAFEScreen PTSSA Investigative Analytical Focus Technology

     A group of PhD forensic psychologists in 2014 conducted 3rd party scientific evaluations of the SAFEScreen PTSSA’s accuracy.

     The subjects in these studies were ordered by the criminal courts to under go a rehab program as a conduction of their probation.  This rehab program also mandated each subject submit to numerous urine analysis testing.  A specialize SAFEScreen PTSSA computerized interview on a specialized touchscreen was devised to ask each subject questions concerning the recent use of mood influences substances, and if the subject believed their urine sample would test positive.   In the first study of 77 subjects, the SAFEScreen PTSSA analysis concerning alcohol and/or drug use matched the urine analysis at 92%.

     Because of the unexpected high accuracy of the first study, a second study of 101 different subjects was conducted to determine the validity of the first study.  In this  second study, the SAFEScreen PTSSA analysis matched the urine analysis at 92%.

     After these two studies were completed, adjustments were made to the SAFEScreen PTSSA’s algorithms.  The touch screen data was rerun through the SAFEScreen PTSSA algorithms, and achieved an even higher rate of accuracy of 97%.

Overview of 3 Scientific Studies

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Scientific Published Article#1

International Journal of Clinical Psychiatry and Mental Health, 2014, 2, 70-76 E-ISSN: 2310-8231/14 © 2014 Synergy Publishers  Measuring the Veracity of Alcohol and Drug Users’ Self-Report of Sobriety. 

Scientific Published Article#3

American Journal of Applied Psychology 2015; 4(4): 90-94 Published online June 20, 2015 (http://www.sciencepublishinggroup.com/j/ajap) doi:  10.11648/ j.ajap.20150404.12 ISSN: 2328-5664 (Print); ISSN: 2328-5672 (Online)