Lu Wang, Samantha J. Stoll, Christopher J. Eddy, Sarah Hurley, Jocelyn Sisson, Nicholas Thompson, Jacquelyn N. Raftery-Helmer, J. Stuart Ablon, and Alisha R. Pollastri
Developing brief, easy-to-use, and reliable tools to measure how well providers deliver evidence-based treatments in community clinical settings is critical to ensure the benefits of these treatments. However, reliable tools are often too time-consuming and not feasible to use in community settings because they require independent observers to receive intensive training on a coding system and to observe live or recorded treatment sessions for reliable and accurate evaluation.