New Features
Tracking Patient Outcomes – How looking at the dropout rate affects the Post Effect Size and how it is related to deliberate practice
An Overview to Tracking Patient Outcomes Tracking Patient Outcomes, Dr. Scott D Miller says that looking at the dropout rate in MyOutcomes Version14 is useful, as it gives the therapist time to reflect on what to do so as to keep the client engaged in the therapy for longer, thereby helping the client to maintain […]
Average Intake SRS – Great addition for Deliberate Practice!
Scott elaborates on why and how the Average Intake SRS is important. Improving SRS scores are associated with much better outcomes, about 50% better outcomes.
The new accuracy of Client Status Report; no averages!
Why Average Raw Change, Average Session Change and Average Service Change have been removed? Initially there were a few assumptions and experiments made with the client status report. Scott quotes: “Actually, an average doesn’t really tell us anything and it does not inform the individual case.” He says that because earlier on there were not […]
Before and After the ORS and SRS – A new reporting feature
Overview on ORS and SRS – A new reporting feature Scott explains why we have gotten rid of the feedback messages we used to have in earlier versions, and why the signals have been changed from hands to simple dots. The earlier algorithm was an initial attempt made a decade ago to help therapists understand the […]
Introduction to the new features in MyOutcomes Version 14 therapy assessment tool
In the clip below from a recent live client consultation with Dr.Scott D. Miller, MyOutcomes VP, Cindy Hansen familiarizes us with the new reporting features available in Version 14 of MyOutcomes® therapy assessment tool. Changes in the therapy assessment tool Include: A Scatter Plot where the clinicians can see their client’s status on a single […]
MyOutcomes: A clinician’s best friend
How does MyOutcomes model the true clinical population? When trying to identify and measure any latent variable, two critical factors will play a major role. The first is sample size. The larger the sample size, the greater the variance and, therefore, the greater the likelihood of extracting the variable. An additional benefit of having a large […]
Is your Agency secure against Digital Threats?
A growing number of agencies are utilizing the Internet to seek and store health and medical information. Electronic health records are becoming standard for their ease of use, speed of access, and lower costs. But with the systematic collection of a patient’s medical history, personal stats, and billing information, it’s no wonder patients are feeling […]
