About this course
This advanced course provides a comprehensive review of measurement-based care (MBC) in behavioral health, synthesizing theoretical foundations, empirical evidence, and clinical applications across outpatient systems, remote intensive outpatient programming, and opioid use disorder treatment. It covers mechanisms of MBC, implementation strategies, ethical concerns, cultural responsiveness, and future research directions, equipping psychologists and advanced clinicians with skills to integrate MBC into clinical practice to improve patient outcomes and support evidence-based, patient-centered care.
Who this course is for
Licensed Psychologists
Graduate-Level Clinicians
Clinical Social Workers
Counselors
Program objectives
- Describe 3 core components of measurement-based care and their roles in clinical practice
- Identify 3 mechanisms by which MBC improves behavioral health outcomes
- Analyze at least 2 ethical considerations relevant to MBC implementation in diverse populations
- Evaluate the application of MBC in 3 different behavioral health settings including outpatient, remote IOP, and OUD treatment