Recovery Metrics integrates with your current practice management system. The system identifies the patient reported outcome measures (PROMs) and patient-reported experience measures (PREMs) for each individual patient (according to their age and presenting concern). Twenty-four hours ahead of each upcoming appointment, patients will then receive a link to the appropriate questionnaire via SMS.
Patient responses are automatically scored, interpreted, and visualised in a patient progress dashboard - providing practitioners with powerful, real-time insights into their patients' progress.
Practitioners have access to a real-time summary of their active clients - alongside important metrics, empowering practitioners to proactively manage their caseloads (ie., identifying patients at risk of disengagement) without the administrative burden.
Our practitioner performance dashboards provide a summary of a practitioner's treatment outcomes; providing the data necessary to review clinical performance and focus professional development accordingly.
Psychologist & Clinical Supervisor, Robin Fraser, from Blue Flame Wellness is a huge advocate of Feedback Informed Therapy (FIT) and deliberate practice
Centre for Integrative Health Psychologist, Georgia Darr emphasises the importance in Routine Outcome Monitoring in healthcare
Psychologist, Emma Dove, from the Swan Centre stresses the importance of routinely administering & reviewing PROMS and PREMS in the treatment of mental health conditions
Danica Adolfsson, clinical psychologist, from Centre for Integrative Health discusses the importance of sesssion-by-session outcome monitoring
Dr Danielle McCarthy, Clinical Psychologist, from Mind Potential Psychology describes the importance of deliberate practice
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