This article covers the various ways to view your patient's measure surveys in the Rula provider portal.
The Measures Section
The Measures section of the client chart displays any measurement surveys that the patient has submitted. This includes:
- Baseline Measurement Surveys
- Ongoing Measurement Surveys
How to view:
- Click Clients on the menu located on the left side of the page to open up your patient roster.
- Select the desired patient.
- Click on the Measures tab
- You'll be able to see any measures surveys completed for the patient.
- Click on View full survey to open a detailed view of the survey results within the client chart:
Baseline Measurement Survey
Ongoing Measurement Survey
- The detailed results will slide from the right side of the screen to open a new viewing window.
The Client Report
In addition to viewing the provider's view of measurement surveys, providers can now access a Client Report directly within the Rula provider portal. This view mirrors exactly what the patient sees in their own portal and was designed to make it easier for providers to review progress collaboratively with patients.
How to View:
- In the Rula provider portal Patient Chart, open the Notes and Documents section. Find your active session and click Complete Progress Note.
- Go to the Measures section of the progress note
- Select View Measures
- You will see a full measures report for your client appear on the right-hand side of your screen. At the top of this pop-up, click Client report to switch to the patient-facing progress view.
- Use the tabs for Anxiety and Depression to review the patient’s results across different measure types.
The Client Report tab appears alongside the Provider Report tab, allowing you to toggle seamlessly between clinical and patient perspectives during sessions.
Measurement-Informed Care and Documentation
MIC is also integrated into the clinical documentation for the initial assessment and progress notes. If the patient has completed the measurement surveys (e.g., GAD-7, PHQ-9, PROMIS depression parent proxy, QoL etc.) this will be integrated into the “Measures” section of the note.
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