Overview:

The use of patient-reported outcome measures represent an important aspect of many evidence-based treatments, and have been shown to improve both the quality and effectiveness of care.

This workshop will cover best practices for using patient-reported outcome measures in your practice, including presenting guidelines for how to select the right measures for your practice, information about how to interpret and respond to clinical data, and a review of research on the benefits of using patient-reported outcome measures.

By attending this workshop, you will be ready to:

• Discuss what measurement-based care is and why it is important
• Identify important research findings related to the benefits of using patient-reported outcome measures
• Apply a simple 3-step process for selecting and implementing patient-reported outcome measures in your clinical practice

Additionally, this session will award you with 1 CE hour approved by NBCC.

Speaker's bio:

Russell DuBois, PhD is a Psychologist and Director of Clinical Operations & Customer Success at Blueprint, a mental health screening and assessment platform.

Dr. DuBios holds a combined background of research and clinical practice and has presented his work at national and international conferences. His areas of expertise include acceptance and mindfulness-based approaches to treatment, eating disorder research and intervention, and data science for personalized healthcare. He writes for Psychology Today under the column The Digital Doctor.

NBCC Continuing Education Credit:

Using Patient-Reported Outcome Measures in Mental Healthcare: Theory and Practice has been approved by NBCC for NBCC credit. Blueprint Health is solely responsible for all aspects of the program. NBCC Approval No. SP 3487.