Author:
Callaly Tom,Hyland Mary,Coombs Tim,Trauer Tom
Abstract
This paper explores the attitudes of mental health
workers in one public mental health service
towards the implementation and use of routine
outcome measurement. Two years after their
introduction into routine clinical practice, there
were equal numbers of positive and negative
observations from clinicians about the clinical
value of the clinician-rated outcome measures,
while more positive observations were made
about value of the consumer-rated outcome
measure. The most frequent observation from
clinicians in relation to making outcome measures
more useful to them in clinical practice was that
more training, particularly refresher training, is
needed. In addition, clinicians indicated that more
sophisticated support which assists them to
understand the meaning and possible use of
outcome measure ratings is required.
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