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PROM
Pros and Cons
Concepts and Ideas
Outcome Directed Psychotherapy
Potpourri
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What does PROM Stand for?
Patient Reported Outcome Measure.
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What is a benefit of outcome measures?
Tracking treatment Reliability, Compare progress to others, Improves quality of patient care, or cuts down on cost.
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What is the main question answered by outcome measures?
Is this specific treatment working for the patient?
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What percentage of patients experience reliable Improvements after 7 sessions?
50%
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What is one of the 3 mental treatment theories that have been used and often referenced in class?
Psychodynamic, Behavioral, or Cognitive.
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What is one of the two types of PROM?
Disease Specific or Generic.
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Along with many benefits, there are several potential downsides to outcome measurement. Name one of these downsides?
Potential early termination, Difficulty of standardization, Physician bias, or 5-10% of patients end up worse off than no treatment
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In some cases, patients are cut from their insurance policy. What is the reason for this?
Patients fail to show progress under current healthcare plans.
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What is the deterioration rate percentage of patients who do not receive feedback?
23%
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When taking the MHI, any score above this number is considered normal.
60
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What do PROMs seek to uncover?
The patients views on symptoms, functional status, and/or health-related quality of life.
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How do outcome measures improve the patient's level of care?
Outcome measures improve the patient's level of care through progress documentation and/or change in care due to a plateau in progress.
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What is the intended result of Outcome Measurement?
Improve efficacy of treatment for patients.
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Patient's of therapists who received feedback improved_____ percent, compared to the control group percentage of____?
26%, 16%
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Name one of the three phases of the IHI Triple aim that is an improvement to outcome measurement?
Improving the patient experience, Improving the overall health of patients, or Reducing the per capita cost of health care.