Psychological Outcome Profiles (PSYCHLOPS) has been developed by a group of primary care professionals and therapists based at the School of Life Course and Population Sciences, King's College London.
The development of PSYCHLOPS was strongly influenced by Depression Alliance who provided a user perspective. Its roots lie in MYMOP which is a patient-generated outcome measure focussing primarily on physical problems.
PSYCHLOPS has been in development since 1999. Following validation studies, it was launched in 2004. Initially designed as a before and after measure, a new during-therapy version was launched in 2007.
The latest version, PSYCHLOPS Version 5, was launched in 2010. The intention is that Version 5 should be the definitive version for several years to ensure a period of stability.
PSYCHLOPS promotes a patient-centred definition of therapy outcome. It is patient-generated and can be self-completed.
PSYCHLOPS has questions on Problems, Function and Wellbeing. Patients are asked to describe their main Problem or Problems and how this affects them (Function). Responses to all questions are scored.
PSYCHLOPS may be used as a means of setting a focus for therapy from the outset.
PSYCHLOPS is not intended as a diagnostic instrument; it is a highly sensitive measure of change during the course of psychotherapeutic interventions.
PSYCHLOPS captures data before, during and after a course of therapy. Change can be measured throughout the process of therapy, whether or not therapy is completed.
PSYCHLOPS has been approved by the Plain English Campaign and carries the 'Crystal Mark'.
A copy of the PSYCHLOPS scoring system is available:
You may need to right click and “save as” to download the documents.
Psychometric properties
The most distinctive feature of PSYCHLOPS is that it is highly sensitive to change. PSYCHLOPS elicits psychometric information covering three domains: Problems, Function and Wellbeing.
- Responsiveness to change is measured using the Effect Size
- UK based validation studies using PSYCHLOPS have found Effect Sizes of 1.53 and 1.61 (Effect Sizes >0.80 are generally considered large for health service related outcomes)
- Captures improvement, or otherwise, during and after the course of therapy.
- Test-retest reliability: intra-class correlation coefficient, 0.70
- Internal reliability: alpha scores, 0.75 pre-therapy and 0.83 post-therapy
- Convergent validity: Spearman’s rho, 0.61 (comparison with CORE-OM); Spearman’s rho, 0.47 (comparison with HADS)
- Concurrent validity: t = -6.30; P<0.001; comparison of scores of patient self-report ‘much better’ compared with ‘a little better’
- Freetext responses: may contribute usefully to the process of therapy and provide rich source of material for qualitative analysis.
Publications
We always welcome ideas for academic collaboration. Please contact us with your proposal if you would like to discuss further.
Original papers
Sales C, Faísca L, Ashworth M, Ayis S. The psychometric properties of PSYCHLOPS, an individualised patient-reported outcome measure of personal distress. J Clin Psych 2023;79:622-640. https://doi.org/10.1002/jclp.23278
Sales C, Ashworth M, Ayis S, Barkham M, Edbrook-Childs J, Faísca L, Jacob J, Xu D, Cooper M. Idiographic Patient Reported Outcome Measures (I-PROMs) for routine outcome measurement in psychological therapies: position paper. J Clin Psychol 2023;79: 596-621. http://doi.org/10.1002/jclp.23319
Harper Shehadeh M, et al. Using a person-generated mental health outcome measure in large clinical trials in Kenya and Pakistan: self-perceived problem responses in diverse communities. Transcultural Psychiatry, 2019. DOI: 10.1177/1363461519854831.
Godfrey, E, Aubrey, M, Crockford, S, Haythorne, D, Kordowicz, M., Ashworth M. The development and testing of PSYCHLOPS Kids: a new child-centred outcome measure. Child and Adolescent Mental Health, 2018.https://doi.org/10.1111/camh.12271
Kordowicz M, Czachowski S, Schofield P, Ashworth M. PSYCHLOPS in Polish primary care: how do clients conceptualise their problems on a patient-generated outcome measure. Heliyon 2019;5:e02209. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.heliyon.2019.e02209
Sales C, Neves I, Alves P, Ashworth M. Capturing and missing the patient's story through outcome measures: a thematic comparison of patient-generated items in PSYCHLOPS with CORE-OM and PHQ-9. Health Expectations 2018;21:615-619. https://doi.org/10.1111/hex.12652
Alves P, Sales C, Ashworth M. Does substance misuse treatment outcome assessment reflect the personal concerns of patients? A scoping review of measures recommended in Europe. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 2017;179:299-308.
Alves P, Sales C, Ashworth M, Faísca L. "There are things I want to say but you don't ask": a thematic comparison between standardised and individualised outcome measures in substance misuse treatment. Submitted to J Subs Abuse Treatment, Nov 2016.
Sales C, Alves P. Patient-centered assessment in psychotherapy: A review of individualized tools. Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice 2016;23:265-283. DOI: 10.1111/cpsp.12162
Alves P, Sales C, Ashworth M. “It is not just about the alcohol”: service users’ views about individualised and standardised clinical assessment in a therapeutic community. Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention and Policy 2016;11:25. DOI: 10.1186/s13011-016-0070-5.
Alves P, Sales M, Ashworth M. Personalising the evaluation of substance misuse treatment: A new approach to outcome measurement. Int J Drug Policy 2014. doi: 10.1016/j.drugpo.2014.11.014.
Lawton R, Ashworth M, Seed P, Kordowicz M, Schofield P. Using a patient generated measure to explore problems in patients with Coronary Heart Disease. Br J Gen Prac 2014 e354-e363. doi:10.3399/bjgp14X680137
Alves P, Sales M, Ashworth M. Enhancing the patient involvement in outcomes: a study protocol of personalised outcome measurement in the treatment of substance misuse. BMC Psychiatry 2013;13:337. doi:10.1186/1471-244X-13-337
Hedinsson H, Kristjansdottir H, Olason D, Sigurdsson JF. A validation and replication study of the patient-generated measure 'PSYCHLOPS' (Psychological Outcome Profiles) on an Icelandic clinical population. European Journal of Psychological Assessment 2013; doi:10.1027/1015-5759/a000136.
Ashworth M, Kordowicz M, Schofield S. ‘PSYCHLOPS’ (Psychological Outcome Profiles): an outcome measure. Integrating Science and Practice 2012;2:36-39.
Davy Z, Quinn, C, Togher F, Wilson H, Siriwardena AN. Investigating qualitative and quantitative validity of PSYCHLOPS: a novel Patient Reported Outcome Measure in a pilot study of primary care management of insomnia. Int J Pers Cent Med 2012;2:845-852.
Sales C, Alves P. Individualised patient progress systems: why we need to move towards a personalised evaluation of psychological treatments. Canadian Psychology 2012;53:115-121.
Kelly V, Holttum S, Evans C, Shepherd M. A discourse analysis of power in relation to PSYCHLOPS (Psychological outcome profiles) in the context of CBT for psychosis. Counselling and Psychotherapy Res 2012;1-10, iFirst article. doi:10.1080/14733145.2012.672439
Hedinsson H, Kristjansdottir H, Olason D, Sigurdsson JF. A validation and replication study of the patient-generated measure 'PSYCHLOPS' (Psychological Outcome Profiles) on an Icelandic clinical population. European Journal of Psychological Assessment 2011; doi:10.1027/1015-5759/a000136.
Czachowski S, Seed P, Schofield P, Ashworth M. Measuring psychological change during brief cognitive behaviour therapy in primary care: a Polish study using PSYCHLOPS. PLoS ONE 2011;6(12): e27378.
Evans C, Ashworth M, Peters M. Are problems prevalent and stable in non-clinical populations? Problems and test-retest stability of a patient-generated measure, ‘PSYCHLOPS’ (Psychological Outcome Profiles), in a non-clinical student sample. British Journal of Guidance and Counselling 2010;38:431-439.
Siriwardena AN, Apekey T, Tilling M, Harrison A, Dyas JV, Middleton HC, Ørner R, Sach T, Dewey M, Qureshi ZM. Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of an educational intervention for practice teams to deliver problem focused therapy for insomnia: rationale and design of a pilot cluster randomised trial. BMC Fam Pract. 2009;10:9.
Ashworth M, Evans C, Clement S. Measuring psychological outcomes after cognitive behaviour therapy in primary care: a comparison between a new patient-generated measure, ‘PSYCHLOPS’ (Psychological Outcome Profiles) and ‘HADS’ (Hospital Anxiety Depression Scale). Journal of Mental Health 2009;18:169-177.
Bakker IM, Terluin B, van Marwijk HW, van der Windt DA, Rijmen F, van Mechelen W, Stalman WA. A cluster-randomised trial evaluating an intervention for patients with stress-related mental disorders and sick leave in primary care. PLoS Clin Trials 2007;6:e26.
Ashworth M. PSYCHLOPS – a psychometric outcome measure that is finding a niche. Counselling and Psychotherapy Res 2007;7:201-202.
Ashworth M. PSYCHLOPS: a patient-centred outcome measure. Progress in Neurology and Psychiatry 2007;1:37-41.
Ashworth M, Robinson S, Evans C, Shepherd M, Conolly A, Rowlands G. What does an idiographic measure (PSYCHLOPS) tell us about the spectrum of psychological issues and scores on a nomothetic measure (CORE-OM)? Primary Care and Community Psychiatry, 2007;12:7-16.
Verhoef MJ, Vanderheyden LC, Dryden T, Mallory D, Ware MA. Evaluating complementary and alternative medicine interventions: in search of appropriate patient-centred outcome measures. BMC Complement Altern Med 2006;6,38.
Robinson S, Ashworth M, Shepherd M, Evans C. In their own words: a narrative-based classification of clients’ problems on an idiographic outcome measure for talking therapy in primary care. Primary Care Mental Health 2006;4:165-173.
Schreuders B, van Oppen P, van Marwijk HW, Smit JH, Stalman WA. Frequent attenders in general practice: problem solving treatment provided by nurses. BMC Family Practice 2005;6:42.
Ashworth M, Robinson S, Godfrey E, Shepherd M, Evans C, Seed P, Parmentier H, Tylee A. Measuring mental health outcomes in primary care: the psychometric properties of a new patient-generated outcome measure, PSYCHLOPS (Psychological Outcome Profiles). Primary Care Mental Health 2005;3:261-270.
Ashworth M, Robinson S, Godfrey E, Parmentier H, Shepherd M, Christey J, Wright K, Matthews V. The experiences of therapists using a new client-centred psychometric instrument, ‘PSYCHLOPS’ (‘Psychological Outcome Profiles’). Counselling and Psychotherapy Res 2005;5:37-41.
Ashworth M, Shepherd M, Christey J, Matthews V, Wright K, Parmentier H, Robinson S, Godfrey E. A client-centred psychometric instrument: the development of ‘PSYCHLOPS’ (‘Psychological Outcome Profiles’). Counselling and Psychotherapy Res 2004;4:27-33.
Books which reference PSYCHLOPS
Summary of Outcome Measures:
Mental Health Outcomes Compendium. London: National Institute for Mental Health in England (NIMHE), 2008.
Doctoral theses which reference PSYCHLOPS
Doctoral thesis: Doctor of Clinical Psychology Canterbury Christchuch University Title: Social constructions of PSYCHLOPS (Psychological Outcome Profiles) in the context of CBT for psychosis.
Versions
We have a range of PSYCHLOPS versions: kids, teen, translations & electronic can all be found below.
PSYCHLOPS questionaire documents
Versions of PSYCHLOPS are available in Microsoft Word and PDF format:
- PRE-THERAPY (.doc)
PRE-THERAPY (.pdf) - DURING-THERAPY (.doc)
DURING-THERAPY (.pdf) - POST-THERAPY (.doc)
POST-THERAPY (.pdf)
You may need to right click and “save as” to download the documents on this site.
PSYCHLOPS Kids
PSYCHLOPS Kids is a version of PSYCHLOPS for children aged 7-13 years. It is a unique self-completed questionnaire designed specifically for use in therapy with this age group.
Copies of PSYCHLOPS KIDS questionnaires are available below:
PSYCHLOPS Kids is colourful and child friendly and most of the items are selected with the aid of emoticon faces. It also allows children to express themselves creatively when answering the questions if they wish to.
PSYCHLOPS Kids was developed with the help of Roundabout Dramatherapy at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience at King’s College London.
PSYCHLOPS Teen
PSYCHLOPS Teen is a new version of PSYCHLOPS for young people aged 13-16 years.
It is a unique self-completed questionnaire designed specifically for use in therapy with this age group.
Copies of PSYCHLOPS TEEN questionnaires are available here:
It has been developed with Roundabout Dramatherapy but is suitable for use with other types of therapy.
PSYCHLOPS-Teen can be downloaded from the website free of charge. If you are using it with young teenagers, we would like to hear back from you about your experience and how useful you found the questionnaire.
PSYCHLOPS translations
As a result of various international collaborations, PSYCHLOPS has been translated into several lnguages. Please click on the links below to access the translations (right click to download).
- Arabic (pre) (during) (post)
- Chinese (Mandarin) (pre) (during) (post)
- Farsi (pre) (post)
- French (pre) (post)
- German (pre) (during) (post)
- Greek (pre) (during) (post)
- Icelandic (pre) (during) (post)
- Italian Kids (pre) (during) (post)
- Italian Teen (pre) (during) (post)
- Italian Adult (pre) (during) (post)
- Japanese (pre) (during) (post)
- Korean (pre) (during) (post)
- Polish (pre) (during) (post)
- Portuguese (pre) (during) (post)
- Sorani (pre) (post)
- Spanish (pre) (during) (post)
- Turkish (pre) (during) (post)
Get in touch
Our team would be very happy to receive further translations of PSYCHLOPS. If you can offer additional translated versions of PSYCHLOPS, please email us
Electronic PSYCHLOPS
CORE IMS are pleased to announce the addition of the popular PSYCHLOPS ideographic outcome measure to the suite of measures available in CORE Net; the secure, flexible, web based patient outcomes management system: admin@coreims.co.uk
The electronic version of PSYCHLOPS, ePSYCHLOPS, was developed in collaboration with CORE-Net, with IT development, Information Governance and data storage led by the CORE IMS team.
The beauty of ePSYCHLOPS is that all freetext responses on PSYCHLOPS will auto-complete in the During-Therapy and Post-Therapy versions, removing the need for transcribing the freetext. Scoring and change scores have also been automated. Future versions will incorporate graphical displays of change scores.
Publications
We always welcome ideas for academic collaboration. Please contact us with your proposal if you would like to discuss further.
Original papers
Sales C, Faísca L, Ashworth M, Ayis S. The psychometric properties of PSYCHLOPS, an individualised patient-reported outcome measure of personal distress. J Clin Psych 2023;79:622-640. https://doi.org/10.1002/jclp.23278
Sales C, Ashworth M, Ayis S, Barkham M, Edbrook-Childs J, Faísca L, Jacob J, Xu D, Cooper M. Idiographic Patient Reported Outcome Measures (I-PROMs) for routine outcome measurement in psychological therapies: position paper. J Clin Psychol 2023;79: 596-621. http://doi.org/10.1002/jclp.23319
Harper Shehadeh M, et al. Using a person-generated mental health outcome measure in large clinical trials in Kenya and Pakistan: self-perceived problem responses in diverse communities. Transcultural Psychiatry, 2019. DOI: 10.1177/1363461519854831.
Godfrey, E, Aubrey, M, Crockford, S, Haythorne, D, Kordowicz, M., Ashworth M. The development and testing of PSYCHLOPS Kids: a new child-centred outcome measure. Child and Adolescent Mental Health, 2018.https://doi.org/10.1111/camh.12271
Kordowicz M, Czachowski S, Schofield P, Ashworth M. PSYCHLOPS in Polish primary care: how do clients conceptualise their problems on a patient-generated outcome measure. Heliyon 2019;5:e02209. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.heliyon.2019.e02209
Sales C, Neves I, Alves P, Ashworth M. Capturing and missing the patient's story through outcome measures: a thematic comparison of patient-generated items in PSYCHLOPS with CORE-OM and PHQ-9. Health Expectations 2018;21:615-619. https://doi.org/10.1111/hex.12652
Alves P, Sales C, Ashworth M. Does substance misuse treatment outcome assessment reflect the personal concerns of patients? A scoping review of measures recommended in Europe. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 2017;179:299-308.
Alves P, Sales C, Ashworth M, Faísca L. "There are things I want to say but you don't ask": a thematic comparison between standardised and individualised outcome measures in substance misuse treatment. Submitted to J Subs Abuse Treatment, Nov 2016.
Sales C, Alves P. Patient-centered assessment in psychotherapy: A review of individualized tools. Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice 2016;23:265-283. DOI: 10.1111/cpsp.12162
Alves P, Sales C, Ashworth M. “It is not just about the alcohol”: service users’ views about individualised and standardised clinical assessment in a therapeutic community. Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention and Policy 2016;11:25. DOI: 10.1186/s13011-016-0070-5.
Alves P, Sales M, Ashworth M. Personalising the evaluation of substance misuse treatment: A new approach to outcome measurement. Int J Drug Policy 2014. doi: 10.1016/j.drugpo.2014.11.014.
Lawton R, Ashworth M, Seed P, Kordowicz M, Schofield P. Using a patient generated measure to explore problems in patients with Coronary Heart Disease. Br J Gen Prac 2014 e354-e363. doi:10.3399/bjgp14X680137
Alves P, Sales M, Ashworth M. Enhancing the patient involvement in outcomes: a study protocol of personalised outcome measurement in the treatment of substance misuse. BMC Psychiatry 2013;13:337. doi:10.1186/1471-244X-13-337
Hedinsson H, Kristjansdottir H, Olason D, Sigurdsson JF. A validation and replication study of the patient-generated measure 'PSYCHLOPS' (Psychological Outcome Profiles) on an Icelandic clinical population. European Journal of Psychological Assessment 2013; doi:10.1027/1015-5759/a000136.
Ashworth M, Kordowicz M, Schofield S. ‘PSYCHLOPS’ (Psychological Outcome Profiles): an outcome measure. Integrating Science and Practice 2012;2:36-39.
Davy Z, Quinn, C, Togher F, Wilson H, Siriwardena AN. Investigating qualitative and quantitative validity of PSYCHLOPS: a novel Patient Reported Outcome Measure in a pilot study of primary care management of insomnia. Int J Pers Cent Med 2012;2:845-852.
Sales C, Alves P. Individualised patient progress systems: why we need to move towards a personalised evaluation of psychological treatments. Canadian Psychology 2012;53:115-121.
Kelly V, Holttum S, Evans C, Shepherd M. A discourse analysis of power in relation to PSYCHLOPS (Psychological outcome profiles) in the context of CBT for psychosis. Counselling and Psychotherapy Res 2012;1-10, iFirst article. doi:10.1080/14733145.2012.672439
Hedinsson H, Kristjansdottir H, Olason D, Sigurdsson JF. A validation and replication study of the patient-generated measure 'PSYCHLOPS' (Psychological Outcome Profiles) on an Icelandic clinical population. European Journal of Psychological Assessment 2011; doi:10.1027/1015-5759/a000136.
Czachowski S, Seed P, Schofield P, Ashworth M. Measuring psychological change during brief cognitive behaviour therapy in primary care: a Polish study using PSYCHLOPS. PLoS ONE 2011;6(12): e27378.
Evans C, Ashworth M, Peters M. Are problems prevalent and stable in non-clinical populations? Problems and test-retest stability of a patient-generated measure, ‘PSYCHLOPS’ (Psychological Outcome Profiles), in a non-clinical student sample. British Journal of Guidance and Counselling 2010;38:431-439.
Siriwardena AN, Apekey T, Tilling M, Harrison A, Dyas JV, Middleton HC, Ørner R, Sach T, Dewey M, Qureshi ZM. Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of an educational intervention for practice teams to deliver problem focused therapy for insomnia: rationale and design of a pilot cluster randomised trial. BMC Fam Pract. 2009;10:9.
Ashworth M, Evans C, Clement S. Measuring psychological outcomes after cognitive behaviour therapy in primary care: a comparison between a new patient-generated measure, ‘PSYCHLOPS’ (Psychological Outcome Profiles) and ‘HADS’ (Hospital Anxiety Depression Scale). Journal of Mental Health 2009;18:169-177.
Bakker IM, Terluin B, van Marwijk HW, van der Windt DA, Rijmen F, van Mechelen W, Stalman WA. A cluster-randomised trial evaluating an intervention for patients with stress-related mental disorders and sick leave in primary care. PLoS Clin Trials 2007;6:e26.
Ashworth M. PSYCHLOPS – a psychometric outcome measure that is finding a niche. Counselling and Psychotherapy Res 2007;7:201-202.
Ashworth M. PSYCHLOPS: a patient-centred outcome measure. Progress in Neurology and Psychiatry 2007;1:37-41.
Ashworth M, Robinson S, Evans C, Shepherd M, Conolly A, Rowlands G. What does an idiographic measure (PSYCHLOPS) tell us about the spectrum of psychological issues and scores on a nomothetic measure (CORE-OM)? Primary Care and Community Psychiatry, 2007;12:7-16.
Verhoef MJ, Vanderheyden LC, Dryden T, Mallory D, Ware MA. Evaluating complementary and alternative medicine interventions: in search of appropriate patient-centred outcome measures. BMC Complement Altern Med 2006;6,38.
Robinson S, Ashworth M, Shepherd M, Evans C. In their own words: a narrative-based classification of clients’ problems on an idiographic outcome measure for talking therapy in primary care. Primary Care Mental Health 2006;4:165-173.
Schreuders B, van Oppen P, van Marwijk HW, Smit JH, Stalman WA. Frequent attenders in general practice: problem solving treatment provided by nurses. BMC Family Practice 2005;6:42.
Ashworth M, Robinson S, Godfrey E, Shepherd M, Evans C, Seed P, Parmentier H, Tylee A. Measuring mental health outcomes in primary care: the psychometric properties of a new patient-generated outcome measure, PSYCHLOPS (Psychological Outcome Profiles). Primary Care Mental Health 2005;3:261-270.
Ashworth M, Robinson S, Godfrey E, Parmentier H, Shepherd M, Christey J, Wright K, Matthews V. The experiences of therapists using a new client-centred psychometric instrument, ‘PSYCHLOPS’ (‘Psychological Outcome Profiles’). Counselling and Psychotherapy Res 2005;5:37-41.
Ashworth M, Shepherd M, Christey J, Matthews V, Wright K, Parmentier H, Robinson S, Godfrey E. A client-centred psychometric instrument: the development of ‘PSYCHLOPS’ (‘Psychological Outcome Profiles’). Counselling and Psychotherapy Res 2004;4:27-33.
Books which reference PSYCHLOPS
Summary of Outcome Measures:
Mental Health Outcomes Compendium. London: National Institute for Mental Health in England (NIMHE), 2008.
Doctoral theses which reference PSYCHLOPS
Doctoral thesis: Doctor of Clinical Psychology Canterbury Christchuch University Title: Social constructions of PSYCHLOPS (Psychological Outcome Profiles) in the context of CBT for psychosis.
Versions
We have a range of PSYCHLOPS versions: kids, teen, translations & electronic can all be found below.
PSYCHLOPS questionaire documents
Versions of PSYCHLOPS are available in Microsoft Word and PDF format:
- PRE-THERAPY (.doc)
PRE-THERAPY (.pdf) - DURING-THERAPY (.doc)
DURING-THERAPY (.pdf) - POST-THERAPY (.doc)
POST-THERAPY (.pdf)
You may need to right click and “save as” to download the documents on this site.
PSYCHLOPS Kids
PSYCHLOPS Kids is a version of PSYCHLOPS for children aged 7-13 years. It is a unique self-completed questionnaire designed specifically for use in therapy with this age group.
Copies of PSYCHLOPS KIDS questionnaires are available below:
PSYCHLOPS Kids is colourful and child friendly and most of the items are selected with the aid of emoticon faces. It also allows children to express themselves creatively when answering the questions if they wish to.
PSYCHLOPS Kids was developed with the help of Roundabout Dramatherapy at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience at King’s College London.
PSYCHLOPS Teen
PSYCHLOPS Teen is a new version of PSYCHLOPS for young people aged 13-16 years.
It is a unique self-completed questionnaire designed specifically for use in therapy with this age group.
Copies of PSYCHLOPS TEEN questionnaires are available here:
It has been developed with Roundabout Dramatherapy but is suitable for use with other types of therapy.
PSYCHLOPS-Teen can be downloaded from the website free of charge. If you are using it with young teenagers, we would like to hear back from you about your experience and how useful you found the questionnaire.
PSYCHLOPS translations
As a result of various international collaborations, PSYCHLOPS has been translated into several lnguages. Please click on the links below to access the translations (right click to download).
- Arabic (pre) (during) (post)
- Chinese (Mandarin) (pre) (during) (post)
- Farsi (pre) (post)
- French (pre) (post)
- German (pre) (during) (post)
- Greek (pre) (during) (post)
- Icelandic (pre) (during) (post)
- Italian Kids (pre) (during) (post)
- Italian Teen (pre) (during) (post)
- Italian Adult (pre) (during) (post)
- Japanese (pre) (during) (post)
- Korean (pre) (during) (post)
- Polish (pre) (during) (post)
- Portuguese (pre) (during) (post)
- Sorani (pre) (post)
- Spanish (pre) (during) (post)
- Turkish (pre) (during) (post)
Get in touch
Our team would be very happy to receive further translations of PSYCHLOPS. If you can offer additional translated versions of PSYCHLOPS, please email us
Electronic PSYCHLOPS
CORE IMS are pleased to announce the addition of the popular PSYCHLOPS ideographic outcome measure to the suite of measures available in CORE Net; the secure, flexible, web based patient outcomes management system: admin@coreims.co.uk
The electronic version of PSYCHLOPS, ePSYCHLOPS, was developed in collaboration with CORE-Net, with IT development, Information Governance and data storage led by the CORE IMS team.
The beauty of ePSYCHLOPS is that all freetext responses on PSYCHLOPS will auto-complete in the During-Therapy and Post-Therapy versions, removing the need for transcribing the freetext. Scoring and change scores have also been automated. Future versions will incorporate graphical displays of change scores.
Contact us
Dr Peter Schofield, Wolfson Senior Lecturer in Population Health, Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine
Email: peter.schofield@kcl.ac.uk
Maria Kordowicz
Email: m.kordowicz@nhs.net