“…Therefore, the ongoing therapeutic effectiveness can be assessed for each patient, comparing the patient's actual progress with the expected trajectory. These models have been implemented in clinical practice with instruments for routine outcome monitoring (ROM; Boswell, Kraus, Miller, & Lambert, 2015) such as the Outcome Questionnaire -45 (OQ-45; Lambert et al, 1996), the Clinical Outcome in Routine Evaluation (CORE; Evans et al, 2000;Trujillo et al, 2016), and the Outcome Rating Scale (ORS; Miller, Duncan, Sparks, & Claud, 2003;Moggia, Niño-Robles, Miller, & Feixas, 2018). With these questionnaires, computerised feedback systems have been created to support clinical decision making, informing the clinician whether the treatment is working for a particular patient ).…”