What's New: Outcome Measure Insights, Search, and 2 New Measures!

TherapyNotes has exciting new outcome measure features for you today, including a powerful new Insights tab for patient charts, enhanced search options for finding the right measure, and the release of two new outcome measures!  

Visualize Outcome Measure Trends at a Glance 

We're excited to introduce a new Insights tab in the patient chart, designed to enhance data-driven decision making and support more personalized care! This powerful feature provides a clear, visual overview of a patient's outcome measure scores over time and makes it simple to track progress. 

Key Features: 

• Powerful Trend Graphs: At a glance, see trends of scores for a patient's completed measures displayed over time. Outcome measures with score ranges are color-coded for quick visual interpretation. 
• Real-Time Score History: Once a patient completes supported outcome measures, their score history will appear automatically in the Insights tab. 
• Interactive Visuals: Hover over any score on the graph to view additional submission details and click the completion date to access the full results. 
• Customizable Filters: Adjust date ranges to track trends and identify important patterns in patient outcomes. 

Search Outcome Measures by Category, Age, and Portal-Sharing Status 

The Outcome Measure library now includes three new search options for Category, Client Age, and Portal-Sharing configuration. For example, search for all measures applicable to children or all measures pertaining to anxiety. 

New Outcome Measures: AIMS & PHQ 

We’re happy to announce two new outcome measures: the AIMS and PHQ. As with all of our outcome measures, these are available in English and Spanish.

• The Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale (AIMS) is a clinician-administered outcome measure designed to assess the severity of dyskinesias in patients taking neuroleptic medications.
• The Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ) is a screening tool that helps identify and assess the severity of common mental health disorders, including anxiety, alcohol, eating, and somatoform disorders.