What is Feedback-Informed Treatment?
Feedback-Informed Treatment (FIT) is a data-driven approach that empowers you to leverage client feedback throughout the treatment journey. By gathering and analyzing patient input, FIT allows you to tailor treatment decisions and personalize care plans for optimal results in your clinical practice. This collaborative approach fosters a stronger patient-therapist therapeutic relationship, increasing patient satisfaction and improving clinical outcomes.
FIT relies on two core metrics to gather valuable patient feedback:
- Outcome Rating Scale (ORS): The patient completes This self-report questionnaire and measures their progress toward their pre-established treatment goals. The ORS allows you to track a patient's progress and identify areas for adjustments.
- Session Rating Scale (SRS): The patient completes This brief measure at the end of each session. The SRS provides immediate feedback on the patient's experience with the therapy session, allowing you to gauge their engagement level and identify potential areas for improvement in your approach.
In essence, FIT equips you with the data necessary to make informed decisions alongside your patients, ensuring they remain active participants in their healthcare journey. This approach fosters trust and collaboration, ultimately leading to a more successful treatment experience for everyone involved.







