Journal article
An audit of clinical outcomes and client and referrer satisfaction with a Mood and Anxiety Disorders Unit
R Lewis, E Musella, M Berk, S Dodd, H McKenzie, M Hyland
Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice | WILEY | Published : 2004
Abstract
Objective: To evaluate outcome and client and referrer satisfaction with the service provided by a Mood and Anxiety Disorders Unit (MADU). Method: MADU was a specialized clinical service for the assessment and management of individuals suffering with affective and anxiety disorders. Clients were referred to MADU from a variety of health service providers. A telephone survey of 30 clients and 20 referrers who have used the services of MADU was conducted, investigating outcome satisfaction with the service provided by MADU. Results: Clients and referrers reported a high level of satisfaction with the service provided by MADU. There was a high degree of adherence to treatment recommendations. T..
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