The future of outcome monitoring among Australian Psychologists
The highly successful program for Medicare subsided sessions with psychologists has had two major shortcomings: 1. – The fact the 10 sessions is not enough
The highly successful program for Medicare subsided sessions with psychologists has had two major shortcomings: 1. – The fact the 10 sessions is not enough
The majority of clinicians choose to administer psychometric questionnaires face-to-face in session via the NovoPsych iPad app, however more practices are getting digital and tele-health
In clinical practice we often get in the routine of administering the same assessments, just because we’re familiar with them. This post will help you
Dear Colleagues, I’ve noticed momentum building around Routine Outcome Monitoring. The APS and other groups are all supporting reforms to the Medicare system to include
NovoPsych Productivity Commission Submission Addressable challenges in the mental health sector The problem that funding models promote ‘activity-based’ services because the key data measured is
Chun, J., Buchanan, B (2018) A Self‐Report Survey: Australian Clinicians’ Attitudes Towards Progress Monitoring Measures. Australian Psychologist. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/ap.12352 Abstract Objective Research supports an association between
Article punished in InPsych Magazine, August 2018. The regular use of standardised self-assessment and progress monitoring forms has been associated with improved client treatment outcomes.
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