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Client Outcome Measures
Client outcomes are used to measure client progress, or lack thereof, as a result of treatment. For example, if a client entered treatment to decrease his or her anxiety level, a clinician would measure the client’s anxiety level before, during, and after treatment. If a client’s scores indicate a measurable reduction in anxiety, it may be a good indication that the treatment was effective. Similarly, can scores on client outcome measures indicate the efficacy of a clinician, agency, or organization?
For this Discussion, consider whether a client’s outcome measures can, in fact, measure the efficacy of a clinician an evaluate agency efficacy.
With these thoughts in mind:
Based upon your understanding of the validity and reliability of client outcome measures, write a brief explanation of whether or not should be used to evaluate agency efficacy effectively. Then argue whether or not the outcomes measures should be used to evaluate clinician efficacy. Finally, explain one way that you might use client outcome measures in your professional practice.
400 words
on time
answer all the questions
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APA format
Complete the following:
Support your assertions using valid research. Be sure to integrate your personal experiences and examples in your paper.
Write a 2–3-page paper in Word format. Apply APA standards to the formatting of your paper and the citation of sources. Remember to include a cover page and reference page in APA format. Use the following file naming convention: LastnameFirstInitial_M4_A2.doc.
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