The Child Outcomes Research Consortium (CORC), in partnership with the Anna Freud Learning Network, has developed its first ever online eLearning module.
‘Measuring mental wellbeing to improve the lives of children and young people’
This eLearning aims to increase the awareness, understanding and confidence of non-specialist and school staff who support the wellbeing and mental health of children or young people to access the benefits associated with measuring mental wellbeing. This free interactive short course aims to demystify and simplify the whole process of using outcomes and feedback measures to monitor mental wellbeing and is laid out in six easy to follow parts:
- Understanding mental wellbeing
- Introduction to outcome measures
- The benefits of measuring mental wellbeing
- Selecting and using measures
- Best practice using measures
- Using and interpreting data
Outcome measurement has become a focus of funders, commissioners and policy makers, as a tangible and reliable way in which to assess the welfare of children and young people in the care of wellbeing services and schools. The process can also have important benefits for the children and young people themselves as well as for associated professionals, projects, interventions and services.
This course features engaging activities and quizzes to illustrate how staff can choose and use measures to monitor wellbeing and how to analyse wellbeing information to drive improvement and demonstrate effectiveness.
To access the eLearning module please download these instructions and go to elearning.corc.uk.net
eLearning Instructions
Learn about accessing the eLearning module using this handy guide.
Can really imagine this being extremely helpful for clinicians, especially for people not too familiar with outcome measure user, it has explanations that are concise but still thorough
eLearning focus group participant
Want to know how we developed our eLearning module?
Read our blog here.