MBC creates a virtuous cycle for higher patient engagement and better clinical outcomes
Measurement-Based Care is an Evidence-Based Practice [1]
Patient engages
Patient finds completing measures helpful to communicate experiences [2,3]
“With the graphs, my provider can see what I think and feel”
Provider gets signal
Provider notices need for action (e.g., positive shift, lack of response, sudden decline) [6]
“Patient-reported feedback showed me things I didn’t expect”
Provider takes action
Addresses feedback in session and uses that feedback in treatment planning
“Let me bring the patient feedback into treatment to guide us”
Significant improvements in clinical outcomes for behavioral health organizations of all sizes
120% Increase in remission from depression
20% Reduction in no-show rate
45% Improvement in reduction of HbA1c
MBC impacts the whole organization
All stakeholders benefit from effective MBC
Patients
Raise issues they may not feel comfortable addressing aloud
Reassure them that the clinician is paying attention to their needs and tailoring treatment to their concerns
Focus treatment on issues that are important to them
Clinicians
Flag critical issues and declining status
Enhance clinical decision-making and judgment
Structure treatment and save time
Promote learning and collaboration
Improve patient engagement
Track patient progress, process, and outcomes
Clinical Directors
Organizational Leadership
Bring the patient/client’s voice to life
Provide information for quality improvement and accountability
Use independent data to guide supervision
Promote evidence-based practice
Demonstrate a priority on service quality and effectiveness
Manage clinical services on quality and impact, not just productivity
Enable a data-driven approach to funding and program development initiatives
Mirah’s clinically infused design makes it uniquely able to build MBC success at your organization
We make it easy to build MBC into your clinical practice through our intuitive platform and best-practice implementation process
Patient-centered
Measurement-based care contributes to client-centered care by promoting better communication, a greater understanding of symptoms and functioning, and improved engagement in treatment. [4,5]
No-shows dropped 22% in the first 6 months
A practice can further reduce no-shows by using Mirah to identify high-risk patients and proactively reaching out to them.
Provider-driven
75% of clinicians found Mirah to significantly inform and improve treatment plans.
Research shows that measurement-based care improves outcomes, but is critically underused. [7, 8]
