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A Tipping Point for Measurement-Based Care
Psychiatric Services · 2016 · Vol. 68(2) · pp. 179–188
John C. Fortney✉(VA Puget Sound Health Care System)Jürgen Unützer(VA Puget Sound Health Care System)Glenda Wrenn(VA Puget Sound Health Care System)Jeffrey M. Pyne(VA Puget Sound Health Care System)G. Richard Smith(VA Puget Sound Health Care System)Michael Schoenbaum(VA Puget Sound Health Care System)Henry T. Harbin(VA Puget Sound Health Care System)
Abstract
In addition to the primary gains of measurement-based care for individual patients, there are also potential secondary and tertiary gains to be made when individual patient data are aggregated. Specifically, aggregated symptom rating scale data can be used for professional development at the provider level and for quality improvement at the clinic level and to inform payers about the value of mental health services delivered at the health care system level.
Treatment of Major DepressionMental Health Research TopicsPsychosomatic Disorders and Their TreatmentsContext (archaeology)Rating scaleScale (ratio)Mental healthMedicineRandomized controlled trialMEDLINEHealth careClinical trialPatient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System
MeSH terms
Clinical Decision-MakingMental DisordersHumansPsychiatric Status Rating ScalesPsychometrics
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