04237oam 2200805 450 991071516340332120220426080022.0(CKB)5470000002508379(OCoLC)1099620769(OCoLC)1117899727(OCoLC)1231437946(EXLCZ)99547000000250837920190314d2018 ua 0engurcn|||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierEvidence briefUse of patient reported outcome measures for measurement based care in mental health shared decision-making /investigators, Kim Peterson, Johanna Anderson, Donald BourneWashington, DC :Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration, Quality Enhancement Research Initiative, Health Services Research & Development Service,November 2018.1 online resource (3 volumes) illustrations (some color)"November 2018."Includes bibliographical references.Brief -- Executive summary -- Supplemental materials.Measurement based care (MBC) is a care delivery approach involving the regular use of standardized measures in routine mental health care to identify individuals not improving as expected and to prompt treatment changes. In the US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), MBC is specifically defined as: (1) Collect = use of "reliable, validated, clinically appropriate measures at intake and at regular intervals", (2) Share = "results from the measures are immediately shared and discussed with the Veteran and other providers involved in the Veteran's Care", and (3) Act = "Together, providers and Veterans use outcome measures to develop treatment plans, assess progress over time, and inform shared decisions about changes to the treatment plan over time". As of January 2018, the Joint Commission requires MBC use in all mental health treatment programs accredited under behavioral health standards both within and outside of VA. As MBC delivery has varied widely and shown equally variable clinically meaningful effects across studies, guidance is needed on which specific delivery approaches may operate most effectively and why. This rapid evidence synthesis builds on recent conflicting reviews by adding 14 new studies and focusing on the subset of approaches with the most clinically meaningful and highest-strength evidence and with the most relevance to the specific approach currently recommended by VA.Use of patient reported outcome measures for measurement based care in mental health shared decision-makingEvidence brief: use of PROMs for MBC in shared decision-makingMental illnessTherapeuticsDecision makingOutcome assessment (Medical care)Mental illnessTreatmentDecision makingfastMental illnessfastOutcome assessment (Medical care)fastTherapeuticsfastTables (Data)lcgftMental illness.Therapeutics.Decision making.Outcome assessment (Medical care)Mental illnessTreatment.Decision making.Mental illness.Outcome assessment (Medical care)Therapeutics.Peterson Kim1385536Anderson JohannaBourne DonaldQuality Enhancement Research Initiative (U.S.)United States.Department of Veterans Affairs.Health Services Research and Development Service,VA Portland Health Care System.Evidence Synthesis Program.NLMNLMLVTVT2OCLCONLMOCLCOOCLCAGPOOCLCOOCLCFOCLCOOCLCAOCLCQOCLCOGPOBOOK9910715163403321Evidence brief3470124UNINA