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Background Reporting of the clinical significance of observed changes is recommended when publishing mental health treatment outcome studies and is increasingly used in routine outcomes monitoring systems. Since recovery rates vary with the method chosen, we investigated the validity of classifications of clinically significant change when the Jacobson-Truax method and the Hageman-Arrindell method...
Outcome studies report the percentage of clinically significant outcomes; however, the reliability of these classifications is unclear. The current study explored the extent to which inconsistencies arise in classifying patient outcomes using five clinical significance calculation methods and three outcome measures. Adult inpatients (N =2,676) treated for depression completed the three outcome measures...
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