Abstract
This study examines factors associated with administration of a treatment monitoring assessment measure (the Ohio Scales) in the context of a precursor to a measurement feedback system in a youth public mental health setting. 82% of all state case managers (N = 46) completed interviews and administered at least one Ohio Scale over a 12-month period. A multi-level model accounting for variance between both case managers and their administrative offices indicated that case manager characteristics (lower self-reported burnout, more experience) and monthly caseload characteristics (fewer active cases, younger average age of youth, and increased time since initial administration) predicted increased monthly administration proportions.
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