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Table 1 ROM design for child semi-residential psychiatry

From: The use of routine outcome monitoring in child semi-residential psychiatry: predicting parents’ completion rates

 

ROM instrument

Involved informants

Duration in minutes

Time of assessment

Child outcomes:

    

Strengths and difficulties

SDQ/Parents

Fathers/ Mothers

10

Before intake, at 3 month intervals, at follow up

 

SDQ/Teacher

Before intake: teacher; at three month intervals: Group Worker

10

 

General functioning

HoNOSca

Case Manager

5

After the intake, with three month intervals after start of treatment

Parent process:

    

Stress levels

PSQ

Fathers/ Mothers

10

Before intake, at 3 month intervals, at follow up

Parents therapeutic alliance

WAV-12R/ Parents

Fathers/ Mothers

5

After 4-6 weeks, at 3 month intervals

 

WAV-12R/ Team

Case Manager

5

 

Child process:

    

Child alliance

FEQ

Case Manager

5

After 4-6 weeks, at 3 month intervals

  1. HoNOSCA Health of the Nation outcome scales for children and adolescents, SDQ strengths and difficulties questionnaire, PSQ parenting stress questionnaire, WAV-12R working alliance inventory-revised