CBHCM Outcomes Measurement and Quality Improvement Flashcards
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What is the primary purpose of outcomes measurement in behavioral health case management?
Answer: To evaluate the effectiveness of services and guide improvement
Outcomes measurement evaluates whether services are effective and provides data to guide quality improvement efforts.
Which tool is commonly used to measure functional outcomes in behavioral health?
Answer: BASIS-24 (Behavior and Symptom Identification Scale)
The BASIS-24 is a standardized self-report instrument used to measure behavioral health symptoms and functional status outcomes.
What does 'fidelity monitoring' mean in evidence-based practice implementation?
Answer: Measuring how closely a program follows its evidence-based model
Fidelity monitoring measures the degree to which a program implements an evidence-based practice according to its established model and standards.
Which type of data is MOST useful for tracking individual client progress over time?
Answer: Longitudinal outcome data from repeated assessments
Longitudinal outcome data collected through repeated assessments over time is most useful for tracking individual client progress and treatment response.
What is a 'dashboard' in the context of quality improvement in behavioral health?
Answer: A visual display of key performance indicators and outcomes data
A quality improvement dashboard is a visual tool that displays key performance indicators and outcomes data to monitor program performance.
The PDSA cycle used in quality improvement stands for what?
Answer: Plan, Do, Study, Act
The PDSA cycle (Plan, Do, Study, Act) is a quality improvement framework used to test and implement changes in healthcare settings.