The OQ 45.2 is a psychological assessment tool used by Ethos Recovery to evaluate the mental health status of our clients. It is a standardized self-report measure that assesses the psychological well-being of individuals and their response to treatment over time.
The OQ 45.2 is administered at various intervals throughout a client’s time in the program to help assess their progress and the effectiveness of their stay at Ethos. This allows our staff to work with outside clinical teams to tailor specific treatment plans that meet the unique needs of each client and to make adjustments as needed to ensure the best possible outcomes.
Ethos Recovery values evidence-based practices, and the use of the OQ 45.2 is just one example of our commitment to providing the most effective support for our clients. By utilizing this assessment tool, we can better understand each client’s mental health needs and track their progress throughout their recovery journey.
Ethos Recovery believes that outcomes matter. We proudly use Petree Consulting to track ours. Scroll to view the 2020 Impact Data on this page or download the full report below.
1. Numbers going ‘up’ the Y axis are the Scores; a long the bottom are time ranges.
2. Lower scores = better health, so in this case, the shorter blocks at each time-point tell us that scores are better at each block of time
3. Scores above the red line = clinically problematic, so men admit as problematic, but their depression and anxiety symptoms are healthier at later timepoints.
4. The last block is AFTER Ethos, and that block is about the same as the one at discharge. This suggests that men maintain healthy status after departure from Ethos.
i) Symptom Distress average scores were different at each timepoint (F(6,107)=5.3, p<.001, η2=.23 – large effect)
ii) Relations average scores were different at each timepoint (F(6,107)=7.3, p<.001, η2=.29 – large effect)
iii) Social Role average scores were no different at each timepoint (F(6,107)=0.6, p=.7, η2=.03)