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Idiographic Patient Reported Outcome Measures (I-PROMs): A Narrative Systematic Review on Patient-Centred Measurement in Psychotherapy

2026-04-17

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<p>Objectives: In psychotherapy, self-report measures with standardized item-sets are widely used to evaluate therapy progress and outcome. However, relying solely on standardized (nomothetic) measures may overlook person-specific (idiographic) problems. Idiographic patient-reported outcome measures (I-PROMs) allow patients to formulate their items, capturing therapy-relevant aspects that standardized measures mig...

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10.31234/osf.io/7jqkg_v2
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