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CORE-OM

CORE-OM (Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation-Outcome Measure) is a common self-report measure of global distress. It can be used as an initial screening tool and as an assessment tool of the response to psychological therapy.

Economy, Health Economic (QALY) scoring & Online completion and coronavirus pandemic

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Health Economic (QALY) scoring

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Online completion and coronavirus pandemic

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Description

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Health Economic (QALY) scoring

Online completion and coronavirus pandemic

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CORE-OM

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples42
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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CORE-OM

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related to Online completion and coronavirus pandemic · 18
CORE-OM → An, Brazil, CORE System, CORE-10, COREbots, COVID-19, Ecuador, Google Forms, GP-CORE, Greece, LimeSurvey, Microsoft Forms, One, PDF, Porto Alegre, Qualtrics, Responding, The Therapy Meets Numbers
related to Translations · 9
CORE-OM → Arabic, CORE, CORE System Trust, Creative Commons, Estonian, Korean, To, Translations, YP-CORE
related to Health Economic (QALY) scoring · 7
CORE-OM → CORE-6D, Ifigenia Mavranezouli, QALY, Quality Adjusted Life Year, Sheffield, University, Work
related to Short forms and related instruments · 5
CORE-OM → CORE-10, GP-CORE, In, There, YP-CORE
related to Description · 3
CORE-OM → It, These, UK Mental Health Foundation

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core forms system work translations instruments health measures pandemic would routine measure response therapy short similar systems economic qaly scoring

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CORE-OMrelated to DescriptionIt0.60section
CORE-OMrelated to DescriptionUK Mental Health Foundation0.60section
CORE-OMrelated to DescriptionThese0.60section
CORE-OMrelated to Health Economic (QALY) scoringWork0.60section
CORE-OMrelated to Health Economic (QALY) scoringIfigenia Mavranezouli0.60section
CORE-OMrelated to Health Economic (QALY) scoringUniversity0.60section
CORE-OMrelated to Health Economic (QALY) scoringSheffield0.60section
CORE-OMrelated to Health Economic (QALY) scoringCORE-6D0.60section
CORE-OMrelated to Health Economic (QALY) scoringQALY0.60section
CORE-OMrelated to Health Economic (QALY) scoringQuality Adjusted Life Year0.60section
CORE-OMrelated to Online completion and coronavirus pandemicResponding0.60section
CORE-OMrelated to Online completion and coronavirus pandemicCOVID-190.60section

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