Outcome monitoring—a process in which clinicians use standardized tools to routinely
measure client “progress” on predefined outcomes of interest over time—is increasingly …

Traditional 'one-off'research studies are no longer considered sufficient to demonstrate the
effectiveness of treatment programs. State-mandated clinical and administrative databases …

We present an example of a collaborative process designed to review models of outcome
monitoring for substance abuse services, with a view to assessing the feasibility of different …

Background and aim While many studies have examined outcome measurement as part of
clinical trials and routine outcome collection at the person‐level in alcohol and other drug …

The words we choose to describe alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatments and
interventions reveal assumptions about how we understand AOD use. Moreover, they have …

Abstract Introduction and Aims The collection of routine outcome measurement (ROM) data
provides an opportunity for service providers to conduct benchmarking to inform quality …

This article focuses on the state of the art in the design, development, Operation and
evaluation of information systems intended to monitor the delivery of specialized alcohol and …

Performance measures, which evaluate how well health care practitioners' actions conform
to practice guidelines, medical review criteria, or standards of quality, can be used to …

In the New Zealand AOD treatment sector there is considerable interest in routine outcome
monitoring. Outcome monitoring instruments suited for use in New Zealand local youth AOD …

Background Although young adults receiving treatment for alcohol and other drug (AOD)
use often experience disadvantaged life circumstances, there has been little qualitative …