You were trained to measure at every contact. Then private practice handed you a printer, a calculator and a Sunday evening, and routine monitoring quietly became occasional.
Clinical outcome measures
Assign a measure and it appears in the client's app as a short check-in when it is due. It is scored at once, placed in its severity band and added to the chart on their profile.
Why it helps
Total, severity band and the change since last time. No calculator, no transcribing.
One question per screen, about two minutes, on their phone.
Each chart marks the published reliable-change threshold, so you can tell real change from noise.
Send a measure for a set day or any time in a window, once or every week, fortnight or month. You can also run it together in session, or enter a score from a paper form.
One question at a time on a calm screen. A check-in appears when it is due and leaves the list when it is done.
Severity bands behind the line, every past score in a table, and the exact answers one click away.
Client pulse on your Board lists each client's latest score and which way it is moving, with anyone getting worse at the top.
More measures are being added.
Reliable change
Each chart draws the reliable-change lines from the client's first score and says where they stand: reliable improvement, no reliable change, or reliable deterioration.
The thresholds are the published ones: the NHS Talking Therapies manual for PHQ-9, GAD-7, PCL-5 and SPIN, and Zahra et al. (2014) for the WSAS.
Book a 20-minute demo. We will send a GAD-7, complete it as the client and read the chart.
20 minutes · Google Meet · no obligation
