American Academy of Clinical Psychology

The Merits of Implementing Routine Outcome Monitoring in Clinical Practice

Tuesday, July 21, 2020 1:04 PM | Anonymous

The advantages of formally monitoring client treatment response are described in the context of implementation issues related to evidence‐based practice. Despite clear evidence that routine outcome monitoring (ROM) can be effective at reducing treatment failure and enhancing the positive effects of psychotherapy, these practices are not attractive to clinicians and are not widely taught in graduate school or internship sites. Some reasons for this are suggested, and solutions are recommended. CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE

American Academy of Clinical Psychol

The American Academy of Clinical Psychology is an independent membership association that encourages and promotes the development of excellence in the practice of Professional Psychology. The Academy is not affiliated with any other organization including the American Board of Professional Psychology.