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Book Synopsis

Measurement-based care, for many busy clinicians, may sound like just another time-intensive, potentially costly venture. Or worse, they may even see it as an affront to their own clinical judgment.

But as this new, supremely practical volume reveals, the systematic collection of data is a critical component for delivering high-quality, high-value care, treatment, and services.

Written in a style accessible to professionals across the spectrum of behavioral health care and human services, this guide leverages the authors' advanced training and extensive experience in clinical psychology and program leadership to describe:

• The basic definition of measurement-based care
• How to choose appropriate measures and design a methodology
• How to choose psychometrically sound scales (the volume includes an easily referenced compendium of MBC scales organized by mental health concern)
• How to aggregate patient data and analyze the information

By breaking measurement-based care down into steps that are easy to both understand and implement, The Clinician's Handbook on Measurement-Based Care underscores not only the benefit to patients—strengthening the therapeutic alliance, reinforcing patient progress, and improving clinical outcomes—but also its potential advantages at the practice level, including improving program fidelity, demonstrating value to third parties, and improving the overall quality and safety of services provided to all individuals serviced by the clinician or the organization.



Table of Contents

Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1. What is Measurement-Based Care?
Chapter 2. Using Measures to Guide your Clinical Practice & Improve Treatment Response
Chapter 3. Getting Started
Chapter 4. Operations Infrastructure
Chapter 5. The Quick & Dirty on Psychometrically Sound Measures
Chapter 6. Psychometric Test Access & User Classifications
Chapter 7. Psychometrically-Sound Scales
Chapter 8. Aggregating Patient Data for Program Fidelity
Chapter 9. From Personalized Patient-Centered Care to Practice-Based Evidence
Appendices

The Clinician's Handbook on Measurement-Based

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      Publisher: American Psychiatric Association Publishing
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 25/11/2022
      ISBN13: 9781615374175, 978-1615374175
      ISBN10: 1615374175

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Measurement-based care, for many busy clinicians, may sound like just another time-intensive, potentially costly venture. Or worse, they may even see it as an affront to their own clinical judgment.

      But as this new, supremely practical volume reveals, the systematic collection of data is a critical component for delivering high-quality, high-value care, treatment, and services.

      Written in a style accessible to professionals across the spectrum of behavioral health care and human services, this guide leverages the authors' advanced training and extensive experience in clinical psychology and program leadership to describe:

      • The basic definition of measurement-based care
      • How to choose appropriate measures and design a methodology
      • How to choose psychometrically sound scales (the volume includes an easily referenced compendium of MBC scales organized by mental health concern)
      • How to aggregate patient data and analyze the information

      By breaking measurement-based care down into steps that are easy to both understand and implement, The Clinician's Handbook on Measurement-Based Care underscores not only the benefit to patients—strengthening the therapeutic alliance, reinforcing patient progress, and improving clinical outcomes—but also its potential advantages at the practice level, including improving program fidelity, demonstrating value to third parties, and improving the overall quality and safety of services provided to all individuals serviced by the clinician or the organization.



      Table of Contents

      Table of Contents
      Preface
      Acknowledgements
      Chapter 1. What is Measurement-Based Care?
      Chapter 2. Using Measures to Guide your Clinical Practice & Improve Treatment Response
      Chapter 3. Getting Started
      Chapter 4. Operations Infrastructure
      Chapter 5. The Quick & Dirty on Psychometrically Sound Measures
      Chapter 6. Psychometric Test Access & User Classifications
      Chapter 7. Psychometrically-Sound Scales
      Chapter 8. Aggregating Patient Data for Program Fidelity
      Chapter 9. From Personalized Patient-Centered Care to Practice-Based Evidence
      Appendices

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