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Routine Outcome Monitoring1Routine Outcome Monitoring In spring 2002, the Department of Psychiatry of the Leiden University Medical Center (LUMP) and the mental health institute Rivierduinen (together

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What is routine outcome monitoring?

Routine outcome monitoring is a process of collecting and analyzing data on the progress and outcomes of interventions or treatments over time.

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Healthcare providers, service providers, or organizations delivering interventions or treatments are typically required to file routine outcome monitoring.

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The purpose of routine outcome monitoring is to track the progress and effectiveness of interventions or treatments, and to make informed decisions for improving services.

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Information such as client demographics, progress measures, outcomes of interventions, and any changes in treatment plans must be reported on routine outcome monitoring.