Measurement-Based Care: Graph Measures

Once you enable Measurement-Based Care in PracticeQ, graph the measures you receive from your clients.

Before completing this step, enable MBC and select your measures: Measurement-Based Care: Enable and Select Measures.

Add a Scored Matrix to the Progress Graphs

To view measure scores on a graph, you must specify which of the scored matrix questions you want to be graphed. This allows you to graph any questionnaire with a scored matrix. PracticeQ also provides defaults for commonly used measures, including the PHQ-9, GAD-7 and the PCL-5.

1. Click My Forms and open the questionnaire from which you want to chart the score.
2. Find the question that contains the matrix with the scored questions.
3. Check the box labeled Enable Score Calculation.
4. Click the gear wheel icon to the right of the checkbox.
5. Enter the Measure Name.
6. Enter the ranges manually, or autofill with common ranges using the auto fill button.
7. Adjust the colors you want the range to apply to under the Color column or add a new range if you wish.
8. Click Save.

Note: If you have the same measure within multiple questionnaires (i.e: PHQ-9 in the Intake and as a standalone), make sure they have the same name (PHQ-9) to have them show on a single graph. If there are more than one measure completed in the same timeframe "biweekly" or "monthly", it will process the most recent one on the graph.

• Now, as clients complete the measure with the scored matrices, the scores will show on the Progress tab for the clients. This tab serves as your Measurement-Based Care dashboard!
• From this tab, you can download the PDF to share with the client, staff or colleagues.

Measures currently supported by PracticeQ:

1. PHQs (2, 4, 8, 9, 15, A)
2. GAD-7 - English / Spanish
3. SCARED - Child and Parent
4. ACES
5. AUDIT-C
6. SMAST
7. MAST-G
8. SAAST-R
9. CIWA-AR
10. CORE-10
11. PGSI
12. SCOFF
13. HAM-A
14. PASS
15. SOWS
16. COWS
17. MADRS
18. OCI-R
19. More to come!

Chiropractic / Physical Therapy:

1. UEFI
2. LEFS
3. NBI
4. TSK-11
5. SPADI - Would need to split into two graphs for Pain/Disability
6. DHI
7. Walking Scale Questionnaire
8. Oswestry
9. More to come!