Between sessions, it's easy to lose the thread of how a client is really tracking and to rely on impression rather than evidence. Measurement-based care helps close that gap, giving clinicians a clearer view to assess progress, personalise care and make better-informed decisions.
Speaker: Nicholas Chizzoni, Clinical Psychologist and ACPA Board Director
Speaker: Frank Iorfino, Associate Professor at the University of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre and Strategic Advisor in Digital Mental Health at innowell
Free for ACPA members | $20 for non-members
Thu
24
Sep 2026
12:30
pm AEST
1
Hour Webinar
Between sessions, it's easy to lose the thread of how a client is really tracking and to rely on impression rather than evidence. Measurement-based care helps close that gap, giving clinicians a clearer view to assess progress, personalise care and make better-informed decisions.
Join Dr Frank Iorfino, Associate Professor at the University of
Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre and Strategic Advisor in Digital
Mental Health at Innowell, together with Nicholas Chizzoni,
Clinical Psychologist and ACPA Board Director, for a practical
discussion on the evidence behind measurement-based care and how
clinicians can bring it into routine practice.
You'll come away with a clear understanding of the principles of
measurement-based care, the challenges it helps address and the
opportunities it opens for contemporary clinical practice. The
session includes research insights, practical examples, a
demonstration of the Innowell platform, and a live Q&A.
Key learning outcomes
By attending this webinar, you will:
Develop awareness and competency in using a digital platform to support measurement-based care.
Understand the peer-reviewed evidence demonstrating how measurement-based care can improve clinical outcomes.
Recognise the importance of integrating measurement-based care alongside clinical observation and qualitative assessment to support accurate diagnosis and risk assessment.
Pricing & CPD
ACPA members
Free
Non-members
$20
CPD Hours
1.00 Hours
Speakers
Frank Iorfino
Associate Professor at the University of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre and Strategic Advisor in Digital Mental Health at innowell
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