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PEI Outcomes Data Collection

Learn about the PEI Outcome Measures Application, data collection processes, training, and implementation steps. Track client progress, treatment outcomes, and improve service delivery with this user-friendly system.

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PEI Outcomes Data Collection

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  1. PEI Outcomes Data Collection Kara Taguchi, Psy.D. MHSA Implementation Unit

  2. Overview • What data is being collected and for which practices? • When does data collection start? • Building the PEI Outcome Measures Application • Training on Outcome Questionnaires and PEI Application

  3. PEI Outcome Data Collection • Provider Information, Focus of Treatment, PEI EBP • Beginning of Treatment Information • Pre-Outcome Questionnaires • Update Outcome Questionnaires (if applicable) • End of Treatment Information • Post Outcome Questionnaires

  4. Beginning of Treatment Information • Therapist ID/ Staff Code • Date of Intake • Date of First Session • DSM-IV Primary Axis I Diagnosis at Intake • Client’s Age at first session

  5. PEI Outcome Questionnaires • Questionnaires should be filled out at the start of treatment (Pre), and the end of treatment (Post). • Most EBPs will have a General outcome Questionnaire (YOQ, YOQ-SR, OQ) and a questionnaire specific to its Focus of Treatment. • EBPs lasting more than 6 months should also include an update questionnaire every 6 months. • Questionnaire selection is based on Focus of Treatment, EBP and the client’s age at the start of the EBP.

  6. End of Treatment Information • Date of Last Session • Total number of Sessions • Whether the EBP was completed • If EBP was completed, rate level of success • Client’s Disposition • DSM-IV Diagnosis at End of Treatment

  7. Getting started • For practices other than MAP, Triple P, TF-CBT, and IMPACT, data collection starts once you have been trained on the Outcome Questionnaires and your agency has the Outcome Questionnaires in hand. • Data entry of the PEI outcomes information should start once data entry staff have been trained on the PEI Outcome Measures Application.

  8. Outcomes Training • Outcome Questionnaires Training • Target Audience • Clinical staff trained in PEI EBPs • Supervisors of PEI EBP teams • QI/QA staff or research teams • Train by Focus of Treatment • General Measure and Focus of Treatment Specific Measure • In person and via Webinar

  9. Outcomes Training cont. • PEI Outcome Measures Application/Data Entry Training • In person training in Computer Lab • Sample Data Entry • Target Audience • Staff responsible for Data Entry into PEIOMA • Data Entry Supervisors • PEI EBP Clinical Managers

  10. Outcomes Training cont. • Training Schedule • Pilot Agencies – May and June • Focus of Treatment: Trauma, Depression, Parenting & Family Difficulties, Disruptive Behavior Disorders, Severe Behaviors/Conduct Disorders - June and July • Webinars and ongoing training will be scheduled throughout summer and fall.

  11. PEI Outcomes Resources • Outcomes Project Website (OMA Wiki) • http://dmhoma.pbworks.com • PEI Outcomes e-mail address • PEIOutcomes@dmh.lacounty.gov • E-group for PEI Outcome Measures Application Alerts • Peioutcomes-suscribe@yahoogroups.com

  12. Building the PEI Outcome Measures Application • Designed a web-based data capture application • No licensing fee to providers • HIPAA Secure data entry • Designed to capture data for a client, in one Focus of Treatment and EBP, by Provider site. • Pulls client information from Integrated System (IS) • Built design based on lessons learned from home grown Outcome Measures Application (OMA) • Different requirements process and development style • System is flexible, well thought out, and has maximum front end validation • Open Episode at the time of data entry not required • No back-end changes to the data, all edits will be done in user interface

  13. Data Entry into PEI Outcome Measures Application • Users log in and select provider number, Focus of Treatment, EBP, and client. • Users will enter Beginning of Treatment information for a client’s treatment cycle in an EBP. • Outcome questionnaires will be presented based on validated ages of the measures and the age of the client at first session. • Data scores collected at start of treatment and end of treatment and every 6 months if an EBP lasts more than 6 months. Responses to individual questions not captured. • Users will enter End of Treatment information including whether EBP was completed, successful, and what happened to the client. • Data for MAP, Triple P, TF-CBT, IMPACT, Nurse Family Partnership (NFP) and non-PEI funded EBPs will not be entered into PEI Outcome Measures Application at this time.

  14. Next Steps • Waiting for additional measures to arrive (Basis-24) • Developing a long term Outcomes Training Plan • Plans for ongoing technical support • Identifying new measures as more PEI EBPs are implemented • Planning for Reports and Integration of CiMH and Impact data

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