The TAG is a short, quickly completed assessment of the severity ofan individual's mental health problems. It was developed to helpidentify people who should be referred to community mental healthservices for adults and older people. GPs or other healthprofessionals can use the TAG to rate the severity of aindividual's difficulties by ticking boxes in seven domains. Thescores range from none (no problem in that particular domain) toeither severe or very severe. In each domain, the person completingthe assessment simply ticks the statement that best applies to theindividual who is being assessed. The TAG can be used by anyone whoneeds to decide whether the severity of a person’s mental healthproblems warrants contact with mental health services. A wide rangeof professionals have successfully completed the TAG, includingGPs, psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, care managers, liaisonmental health team staff, health visitors, parole officers,physicians, psychologists, housing officers, alcohol workers andvoluntary sector workers. Training is not required. It takes lessthan five minutes to complete the assessment. TAG was developedbetween 1996 and 1998 by Professor Mike Slade (who now leads therecovery research team) and colleagues at the Institute ofPsychiatry (now the Institute of Psychiatry, Psycholgy &Neuroscience), King's College London.

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