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PercentParticipation Rates(Dec 2003 – Dec 2007)New EposideEnd Episode1009080706050403020100Dec-03 Dec-04 Dec-05 Dec-06 Dec-07New Eposide 43 56 58 64 66End Episode 40 51 55 61 64Evaluation - OverviewDesign:Prospective pre-test/post-test design using repeated measuresQuestionnaire Data: Immediately prior to training (n=2448) Immediately following training (n=2296) 8 months post-training (n=741) 5 Years post-training (n= 464)Focus Group Data: 8 months post-training: Focus group discussions (n=44) with324 staff and 4 discussion groups with 29 consumers 5 years post-training: Focus group discussions (n=71) with522 staff and 6 discussion groups with 53 consumersProfessional GroupsOverall group (n=2448) vs. Follow-up group (n=464)Length of Time in Mental Health -Overall group (2448) vs. Follow-up group (464)Overall group (n=2448)Sample at 5 yrs (n=464)Overall group (n=2448)Sample at 5 yrs (n=464)Length of Time in Mental Health ServiLength of Time in Mental Health ServProfessional GroupsProfessional GroupsTraining GroupFollow Up GroupTraining GroupFollow Up Group4040OtherMedicalOtherMedical3030OTOTSocial WorkerSocial Worker2020PsychologistNursePsychologistNursePercent1000-4 years 10-14 years 20-24 years 30-34 years 50-54 years5-9 years 15-19 years 25-29 years 35-39 yearsPercent1000-4 years 10-14 years 20-24 years 30-34 years5-9 years 15-19 years 25-29 years 35-39 yearsMean score54321Changes in knowledge of outcome measuresPost-training training (n=2256), Follow-up at 8 months (n=741),Follow-up at 5 years (n=464)(1= Poor, 2= Fair, 3= Good, 4 = V.Good, 5= Excellent)Pre-training Follow up 8 mths Follow up 5 yearsKnowledge ofoutcome measuresUnderstanding ofguidelines forcollecting dataUnderstanding ofOISChanges at 5 yrs all significant at p = .001Understanding ofhow to use data inpracticeMean scoreConfidence in using consumer outcomemeasures (Adult)(1= not at all confident, 2=reasonably confident, 3=Confident, 4 V.Confident,5=Extremely confident)54.5Both significant at p
Confidence in using outcome measures(1= not at all confident, 2=reasonably confident, 3=Confident, 4 V.Confident, 5=Extremelyconfident)Mean scoreHoNOSCA CGAS SDQ54All significant at p
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