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Table 1 Outcome measures used in the WELLFOCUS study

From: WELLFOCUS PPT – modified positive psychotherapy to improve well-being in psychosis: study protocol for a pilot randomised controlled trial

WELLFOCUS model component

Measure

Rater

Rationale

Distal outcome

 

Personal well-being

WEMWBS

Patient

Measures overall well-being, i.e., enhanced sense of self

Proximal outcomes

 

Good feelings

Savouring Beliefs Inventory

Patient

Assesses pleasure in the past present and future, which is a form of good feeling addressed in the intervention

PPTI positive emotions

Patient

Assesses enjoyment and happiness, which is a form of good feeling addressed in the intervention

Symptom relief

Short Depression-Happiness Scale

Patient

Measures the reduction of depression, which is an intended outcome of PPT

Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale

Researcher

Measures general symptom severity including psychosis-specific symptoms

CORE10

Patient

Measures general symptom severity

Connectedness

PPTI relationships

Patient

Measures the presence of supportive relationships as a form of connectedness addressed in the intervention

Hope

Integrative Hope Scale

Patient

Measures hope, which is an indicator of well-being

Self-worth

Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale

Patient

Measures self-worth, which is an indicator of well-being

Empowerment

Rogers Empowerment Scale

Patient

Measures empowerment, which is an indicator of well-being

Meaning

Sense of Coherence Scale

Patient

Measures meaning, which is an indicator of well-being

PPTI meaning

 

Provides a PPT-specific measure of meaning

Other outcomes

 

Quality of Life

Manchester Short Assessment of Quality of Life

Patient

Quality of life is a form of well-being measure, allowing triangulation with the WEMWBS

Social disability

Health of the Nation Outcome Scale

Researcher

To give opportunity to compare changes in well-being with social disability

Functioning

Global Assessment Functioning

Researcher

To give opportunity to compare changes in well-being with functioning

  1. PPT, Positive Psychotherapy; PPTI, Positive Psychotherapy Inventory; WEMWBS, Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Well-Being Scale.