New research · University of Sydney Brain and Mind Centre & innowell

Measuring What Matters

What measurement-based care delivers, and what's stopping most services from practising it consistently.

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Measuring What Matters is a new white paper co-authored by Associate Professor Frank Iorfino of the University of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre and the innowell team. It sets out the clinical case for measurement-based care, examines a four-year, real-world deployment across Alberta, Canada, and translates the evidence into six practical leadership lessons for service and system leaders. Download it to see what's changing outcomes — and what's holding most services back.

Inside the paper

  • 01The clinical case for measurement-based care
  • 02A four-year, real-world deployment across Alberta, Canada
  • 03Six practical leadership lessons for service and system leaders
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The evidence

In a randomised controlled trial, measurement-based care lifted clinical response from 63% to 87% and remission from 29% to 74%, compared with standard care (Guo et al., 2015).

Co-authored with the University of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre

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