Personal recovery, clinical recovery and patient-rated measures

Abstract This talk will cover two common areas of confusion. First, the relationship between personal recovery and clinical be described, using recent meta-analytic evidence. It argued that is not same as recovery, there now an established policy practice consensus supporting primary aim mental health systems. Traditional recovery-oriented treatments which target for example symptomatology or relapse prevention can many people with issues contribute to their at points in lives, but others different approaches are needed. variation need addressed second area – patient-rated measures. The rationale measures experiential knowledge given. A distinction drawn Patient-rated outcome (PROMs) experience (PREMs), peer-developed patient-generated PROMs (PG-PROMs) compared those developed by non-peer research teams. modern systems should judged impact on measured PREMs preference staff-rated Disclosure Interest None Declared