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Vikki Kelly, Sue Holttum, Chris Evans & Melanie Shepherd. (2012) A discourse analysis of power in relation to PSYCHLOPS (Psychological outcome profiles) in the context of CBT for psychosis. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research 12:4, pages 247-256.
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Mark Ashworth, Chris Evans & Sarah Clement. (2009) Measuring psychological outcomes after cognitive behaviour therapy in primary care: a comparison between a new patient-generated measure “PSYCHLOPS” (Psychological Outcome Profiles) and “HADS” (Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale). Journal of Mental Health 18:2, pages 169-177.
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Willm Mistral, Annabel Jackson, Janet Brandling & Liz McCarthy-Young. (2006) The challenges of designing and piloting a system for measuring the impact of counselling provided by a national voluntary agency. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research 6:2, pages 126-132.
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Stig Magne Solstad, Mick Cooper, Rolf Sundet & Christian Moltu. Effects and experiences of idiographic patient-reported outcome measures for feedback in psychotherapy: A systematic review and secondary analysis of the empirical literature. Psychotherapy Research 0:0, pages 1-14.
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Celia Sales, Luis Faísca, Mark Ashworth & Salma Ayis. (2021) The psychometric properties of PSYCHLOPS, an individualized patient‐reported outcome measure of personal distress. Journal of Clinical Psychology 79:3, pages 622-640.
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Célia MD Sales, Inês TD Neves, Paula G. Alves & Mark Ashworth. (2017)
Capturing and missing the patient's story through outcome measures: A thematic comparison of patient‐generated items in
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Paula Cristina Gomes Alves, Célia Maria Dias Sales & Mark Ashworth. (2016) “It is not just about the alcohol”: service users’ views about individualised and standardised clinical assessment in a therapeutic community for alcohol dependence. Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention, and Policy 11:1.
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Célia M. D. Sales & Paula C. G. Alves. (2016) Patient-Centered Assessment in Psychotherapy: A Review of Individualized Tools. Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice 23:3, pages 265-283.
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Camilla Jensen Oanes, Norman Anderssen, Bengt Karlsson & Marit Borg. (2015) How do therapists respond to client feedback? A critical review of the research literature. Scandinavian Psychologist 2.
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Camilla Jensen Oanes, Marit Borg & Bengt Karlsson. (2015) Significant Conversations or Reduced Relational Capacity? Exploring Couple and Family Therapists' Expectations for Including a Client Feedback Procedure. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy 36:3, pages 342-355.
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Célia M. D. Sales & Peter P. Wakker. (2009) The metric-frequency measure of similarity for ill-structured data sets, with an application to family therapy. British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology 62:3, pages 663-682.
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