SNAAPS v1.0
Social Network Assessment for Adult Protective Services (SNAAPS), version 1.0: A Network Canvas Data Collection Instrument
Mauldin RL, Carter LE
Developed with Adult Protective Services stakeholders, SNAAPS is an interviewer-administered assessment that maps older adults' personal and service networks to surface support, financial involvement, conflict, contact, formal services, and patterns of network structure. The protocol provides an example of combining a local service-provider roster, successive name generators, ordinal and categorical bins, and sociograms to support assessment, case planning, referrals, and interdisciplinary communication.
What this protocol demonstrates
An example of combining a local service-provider roster, successive name generators, and sociograms to identify relational risks and protective factors for older adults involved with Adult Protective Services.
Study details
- Field(s)
- Social workAging
- Population
- Older adults involved with Adult Protective Services
- Edge generation
- Sociogram
- Uses rosters
- Yes
- Study PI
- PI: Rebecca L. Mauldin
- Protocol contact
- Rebecca Mauldin, [email protected]
- Grant number
- 1R01AG089193
- Trial registration
- n/a
- DOI / publication
- https://doi.org/10.32855/dataset.2026.02.048
- Date added
- June 12, 2026
Cite this publication
Mauldin, R. L., & Carter, L. E. (2026). Social Network Assessment for Adult Protective Services (SNAAPS), version 1.0: A Network Canvas data collection instrument. [Network Canvas protocol]. The University of Texas at Arlington. https://doi.org/10.32855/dataset.2026.02.048
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