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The National Health Performance Framework: an evaluation model for use by psychiatrists
1Planning and Quality, North Western Mental Health, Melbourne Health, Vic., Australia. joyce.goh@mh.org.au
Objectives:
To demonstrate the use of the National Health Performance Framework as an evaluation framework for clinical interventions and service outcomes in mental health.
Conclusions:
Evaluation is not a complex process. What is required is a willingness to be accountable for outcomes of care. It does not require complex data systems but openness to scrutiny through reflective practices and a commitment to continue to explore the possibilities of making things better.
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