Directions for Future Patient-Centered and Comparative Effectiveness Research for People With Serious Mental Illness in a Learning Mental Health Care System
This supplement, while ambitious in scope, presents its
major concepts with elegance and clarity. In this critical
appraisal of mental health services treatment and outcomes,
the authors have extended the utility of research
findings by systematically gathering data on the experiences
and preferences of numerous stakeholders. Key among
the report’s conclusions is the need for patient-centered,
patient-developed measures that can be used at all levels of
a learning system to assess service provision approaches,
compare treatment interventions, and improve outcomes
