Psychometric Investigation of a Brief Measure of Outcomes in Children's Mental Health.

The current investigation sought to provide reliability and validity evidence for the Child Outcomes Survey (COS), a brief measure designed with a dual purpose to measure functioning and therapeutic relationship and to serve as a clinician-caregiver communication tool. Exploratory (EFA) and confirma...

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Publicado en:Community Mental Health Journal Vol. 50; no. 2; pp. 204 - 209
Autores principales: Terhorst, Lauren, Hutchison, Shari, Sorbero, Mark, Mitchell, Ann, Dogin, Judith, Stein, Bradley
Formato: Report
Publicado: Springer Nature Feb2014
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        Psychometrics
        Cross-sectional method
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        Psychiatric diagnosis
        Chi-squared test
        Factor analysis
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        Child functioning
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      ab: The current investigation sought to provide reliability and validity evidence for the Child Outcomes Survey (COS), a brief measure designed with a dual purpose to measure functioning and therapeutic relationship and to serve as a clinician-caregiver communication tool. Exploratory (EFA) and confirmatory factor analyses (CFA) were performed using a sample of 774 responses collected from 15 provider sites throughout the state of Pennsylvania. Results of the EFA (n = 387) uncovered a three factor structure (family functioning, child functioning, and therapeutic relationship) which was confirmed in the CFA (n = 387). The internal consistency reliability of the three subscales ranged from α = .76 to α = .91. There was a significant relationship between the therapeutic relationship subscale and the use of the COS as a communication aid ( r = .50, p < .001). Findings support the COS as an accurate measure of functioning and therapeutic relationship and its utility as a communication aid between clinician and caregiver.
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