Evaluating Outcomes: Empirical Tools for Effective Practice

One of the major challenges that therapists face is the increasing demand for accountability from third-party payers and consumers. This book is here to help, providing psychologists and related service providers with real-world methods to measure and prove therapeutic effectiveness. The author maintains that the same logic that drives the application of psychology can be integrated into the evaluation of ongoing treatment. This book will be useful for both experienced therapists and students in research methodology, professional practice, and outcomes assessment.

John D. Cone, Ph.D. a professor of clinical psychology at United States International University (San Diego, CA).