Overall, except for the differences in functioning assessment, outcome scores were not determined by the supporting agency. This might indicate that when measuring quality of life and recovery, different supporting methods can be used to gather outcome measures and internal staff might be a good ...
They highlight the need for staff to receive targeted training and usable reports, and to have access to resources to extract meaning and value from outcome measures.doi:10.1080/09638230701879177Trauer, TomCallaly, TomHerrman, HelenJournal of Mental Health...
Routine outcome measurementMental health servicesThis paper offers a short history of routine clinical outcomes measurement (RCOM) in UK mental health services. RCOM in primary and secondary care are described, with reference to measures currently in widespread use or likely to be implemented. ...
Scores on this measure are associated with scores on multi-item measures of mental health (eg, the Kessler Psychological Distress Scale), self-rated health, health problems, mental health service utilization, and service satisfaction.20 Not Having a Personal Doctor The survey asked respondents whether...
Routine outcome measures have been proposed as one method of improving the delivery of psychological therapy services, and in this article, we set out a range of issues concerning the use of routine outcome measures in support of stepped care within mental health. These include measurement issues ...
The success of OQ Measures’ founder, Dr. Michael Lambert’s, research in measuring mental health vital signs ignited a flood of practitioners to adopt use of routine outcome feedback using metrics that studies show have significantly improved effectiveness of psychotherapy, reducing dropout rates and...
Potential facilitators were highlighted as ease of administration, speed of administration, measures that were easy to score and provided useful clinical information. In a more rigorous review in mental health services [14], staff concerns relating to routine outcome measurement were grouped into five ...
outcome measuresyoung peopleuser participationparticipation researchBackground Routine outcome monitoring has become a major focus of children and young people's mental health and counselling services in the United Kingdom, in the spirit of increasing user participation and delivering evidence-based practice...
Positive significant changes were reported on primary and secondary outcome measures. Large treatment effects were reported on the primary outcome measure—the SPS—at post-treatment and at follow-up. Moderate and large treatment effects were reported on the secondary outcome measures—the SIAS and MAD...
Mental Health Self Efficacy-Scale MULTI: Multitheoretical List of Therapeutic Interventions NEQ: Negative Effects Questionnaire OPD: Operationalized Psychodynamic Diagnostic (Operationalisierte Psychodynamische Diagnostik) ORS: Outcome Rating Scale OSF: Open Science Framework PHQ-ADS: Patient Health Ques...