This research aims to explore the clinical usefulness of an individualized outcome measure, the Psychological Outcome Profiles (PSYCHLOPS). PSYCHLOPS is selfreport measure that invites the patient to build his own outcome questionnaire. Our goal is to understand to what extent the items indicated by the patient add qualitative information, when compared with standardized outcome measures. A total of 107 adult patients in treatment in two sites filled in the PSYCHLOPS and two standardized measures (CORE-OM and PHQ-9). A total of 279 patient-generated items where analysed and categorized in 65 content sub-themes. Results show that “Work – related problems” was the most common sub-theme indicated by patients. Approximately one quarter of sub-t...
As pesquisas para padronização de instrumentos de avaliação de resultados terapêuticos têm sido prod...
Background: Patient-centred outcome measures are rarely used in primary care mental health settings....
There has been an increasing call for service users to be more actively involved with the evaluatio...
Individualized measures are relevant for the assessment of therapeutic results and allow patients to...
Background: There is increasing interest in individualized patient-reported outcome measures (I-PROM...
© 2017 The Authors Health Expectations Published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd. This is an open access ar...
PSYCHLOPS (‘Psychological Outcome Profiles’) is a newly developed client-generated psychometric inst...
PSYCHLOPS in Polish primary care: how do clients conceptualise their problems on a patient-generated...
PSYCHLOPS (Psychological Outcome Profiles) is a recently developed, client-generated, psychometric i...
Patient involvement with healthcare provision is limited, particularly in treatment outcomes measure...
This study aims to investigate the utility of PQ (Personal Questionnaire) as an individualized measu...
The demand to implement routine outcome assessment in mental health care services calls for measures...
WOS:000329159100001 (Nº de Acesso Web of Science)Background: Involving patients in treatment is beco...
Objective Few studies report the psychometric properties of individualized patient-reported outcome ...
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As pesquisas para padronização de instrumentos de avaliação de resultados terapêuticos têm sido prod...
Background: Patient-centred outcome measures are rarely used in primary care mental health settings....
There has been an increasing call for service users to be more actively involved with the evaluatio...
Individualized measures are relevant for the assessment of therapeutic results and allow patients to...
Background: There is increasing interest in individualized patient-reported outcome measures (I-PROM...
© 2017 The Authors Health Expectations Published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd. This is an open access ar...
PSYCHLOPS (‘Psychological Outcome Profiles’) is a newly developed client-generated psychometric inst...
PSYCHLOPS in Polish primary care: how do clients conceptualise their problems on a patient-generated...
PSYCHLOPS (Psychological Outcome Profiles) is a recently developed, client-generated, psychometric i...
Patient involvement with healthcare provision is limited, particularly in treatment outcomes measure...
This study aims to investigate the utility of PQ (Personal Questionnaire) as an individualized measu...
The demand to implement routine outcome assessment in mental health care services calls for measures...
WOS:000329159100001 (Nº de Acesso Web of Science)Background: Involving patients in treatment is beco...
Objective Few studies report the psychometric properties of individualized patient-reported outcome ...
To access publisher's full text version of this article click on the hyperlink at the bottom of the ...
As pesquisas para padronização de instrumentos de avaliação de resultados terapêuticos têm sido prod...
Background: Patient-centred outcome measures are rarely used in primary care mental health settings....
There has been an increasing call for service users to be more actively involved with the evaluatio...