Progress monitoring and feedback delivered in routine psychiatric care: Beneficial but not reaching those thought to need it most

Objective: The study evaluated the use and effectiveness of a progress monitoring system routinely operational in a private mental health care setting. Method: In a nonrandomized trial in which 778 consecutively admitted patients underwent a 2-week cognitive behavioral therapy intervention, the effectiveness of therapists choosing to use progress monitoring feedback to frame therapist–patient discussions about individuals’ progress was...