Webinar

Using measurement to deliver the right behavioral health care at the right time

See how an individualized, measurement-based approach can help behavioral health teams respond to changing patient needs and proactively manage care.

Jas Mowgood

Jas Mowgood

Behavioral health needs aren’t static. A patient’s symptoms and circumstances can change over time, making it important for care teams to understand what each individual needs at a particular point in their journey.

In this webinar clip, Dr. Sara Gotheridge of Array Behavioral Care discusses Array’s care pathways approach, which uses measures including PHQ-9 and GAD-7 assessments alongside other patient factors to understand changing needs over time.

The goal is to determine the right care, cadence and level of support for each patient in the moment, allowing care teams to respond as needs change rather than waiting for an unexpected increase in acuity.

Dr. Gotheridge also shares how focusing on outcomes one patient at a time can help inform a more individualized approach to behavioral health care.

 

What you’ll hear in this clip

  • Why behavioral health needs should be evaluated throughout the patient journey
  • How measurement can help identify changes in symptoms and patient needs
  • How Array uses care pathways, PHQ-9 and GAD-7 measures to inform care
  • The importance of matching the right care and cadence to the individual patient
  • How an individualized approach can help teams respond proactively to changes in acuity