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| Routine outcome assessment or Routine Outcome Measurement
(ROM) is increasingly being adopted as part of everyday clinical
practice. There are a number of factors leading to this
development - The philosophies of evidence-based practice and
Practice-based evidence both favour the production of clinical
outcome data in order to facilitate clinical decision making. -
The development if a number of convenient instruments has meant
that clinicans with an interest in exploring the outcome of
their work have easy, and sometimes free, access to the
appropriate tools - Purchasers of psychological treatments,
whether individuals, or organizations are increasingly calling
for data demonstrating treatment efffectiveness. - Clinical
managers increasingly call for such data in order to monitor the
services provided Instruments suitable for the routine
assessment of clinical outcomeEdit References &