December 13, 2024 - 06:47

A professor of psychology at Virginia Commonwealth University has been awarded a substantial federal grant totaling $1.8 million to advance research in measurement-based care. This innovative study aims to explore the methodologies and effectiveness of how clinicians implement measurement-based approaches in their practice.
The research will focus on understanding the impact of these measurement-based strategies on patient outcomes, ensuring that clinicians can provide more tailored and effective treatments. By systematically assessing patient progress and treatment responses, the study aims to enhance the overall quality of care in mental health settings.
Professor Bryce McLeod expressed enthusiasm about the potential implications of the research, highlighting the importance of integrating measurement into clinical practice. This grant not only underscores the significance of evidence-based approaches in psychology but also positions VCU at the forefront of mental health research. The findings from this study could pave the way for improved therapeutic techniques and better patient care across the nation.
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