Abstract
De MaRe uses the Indivdual recovery outcome counter (I.ROC) as a way to organise mental health care starting from the individual client needs and goals. Clients are put in the drivers seat of their own recovery proces by being able to set their goals on the HOPE-framework (home, opportunity, people, empowerment) and determing their own needs in health care. Health care workers developed a toolkit to meet clients needs and facilitate the recovery proces.
 By processing the data the health care facility can use generalised input as an outcome monitor and improve the health care service for clients.
 Generalised data can also be used to benchmark the provided care with peer centers in Flanders
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