It is called Service Performance Record of Effectiveness and Efficiency or SPREE.
What is Service Performance Record of Effectiveness and Efficiency or
SPREE?
SPREE is a
method of scoring the effectiveness of therapy intervention my measuring the
extent of client goals that the therapy has achieved in the course of intervention.
It is a platform that measures goal achievement of clients and their therapists.
In effect, each patient has their own outcome expectation but their goal achievement is scored in a
standardised a way to allow statistical analysis.
Generic measures include designating a value or
Goal Attainment Value (GAV) to rate the extent of how patients’ goals were
achieved.
In SPREE, goals are individually identified to balance
the needs of the patient and their family and the demand of Service Provider/
Commissioner to prove the and measure the Outcome of the service.
OT Service Performance Record of
Effectiveness and Efficiency (OT SPREE) is the system of measuring therapy outcomes by
quantifying the amount of client goals achieved with the help of an Occupational
Therapy through intervention and its involvement with the persons’ case.
Why use it?
1.
OT
SPREE is easy to complete and not complicated.
2.
OT
SPREE has Flexible goal setting parameters where goals can be set with the help
of relevant people involved in clients care.
3.
It
can measure goals that encompasses wide variety of contextual and performance
problems.
4.
It is
a running document that can be used throughout a patient’s stay in the hospital
and has the flexibility to be used in various facilities and by multiple of
disciplines.
5.
It
can be used with other standardised tools and outcome measures.
6.
It
has a holistic approach to identifying Occupational
Problems of the client.
7.
It
encourages a balance between client, their family and therapists’ involvement.
8.
It
facilitates realistic goal setting and encourages collaborative goal setting.
9.
It
can easily be reported and data summary are hoped to be easily understood by
service commissioners.
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