The screenshot displays the Analytics section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search field labeled 'Search Clients' on the right. The main content area is divided into two sections: 'All Reports' on the left and 'Outcomes' on the right. The 'All Reports' section lists various report options such as My Adherence, No-show Prediction, No-show History, Measurement Time Summary, Recent User Activity, Measures by Provider, Measures by Patient, Session Status Summary, and Adherence Drill-down. The 'Outcomes' section features clickable options for Care Episode Outcomes Drill-down, Session Outcome Drill-down, and No-show History, each accompanied by a heart and pulse icon. These options are designed to provide detailed insights into care outcomes and adherence metrics.

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The screenshot displays a text message interface on a smartphone. The message is from Demo Clinic, reminding the patient to complete a measure before their appointment at 11:30 am on July 16. The message includes a clickable link to the measure, which is a URL starting with 'https://t.demo.mirah.com/r/A2TXKB'. The top of the screen shows the sender's phone number '+1 (206) 737-2437' and a contact icon. Below the message, there is a text input field labeled 'Text Message' with a green send button to the right. The bottom of the screen features various app icons, including a camera, App Store, Apple Pay, and others, for additional functionalities within the messaging app.

What a Patient Sees

The screenshot displays the home screen of an iPad, which is part of the process for configuring Mirah Tablets. The screen shows a beach-themed wallpaper with a single app icon labeled 'Settings' located at the top left corner. At the bottom of the screen, there is a dock containing four app icons: Messages, Safari, Settings, and a folder with additional apps. The Safari app icon is highlighted with a red border, indicating it is the next step in the configuration process. The status bar at the top shows the time as 5:57 PM, the date as Thursday, January 6, and the battery level at 82%.

Configuring Mirah Tablets (iPad)

The screenshot displays the login page for Mirah Measurement-Based Care. At the top center, there is a logo representing the Mirah brand. Below the logo, there are two input fields: one labeled 'Username/Email' for entering the user's credentials and another labeled 'Password' for entering the user's password. Below these fields are two buttons: 'Log in' and 'Log in discreet mode', both currently disabled, which will become active once valid credentials are entered. At the bottom left of the screen, there is a 'Forgot Password?' link highlighted in red, which users can click to initiate the password recovery process. Adjacent to this link are 'Terms of Use', 'Privacy Policy', and 'support@mirah.com', providing users with access to legal information and support contact details.

How to Log In to Mirah Using Your Username and Password

The screenshot displays a numeric keypad layout commonly used for input on devices such as tablets or phones. The keypad consists of twelve buttons arranged in a grid with three columns and four rows. Each button is labeled with a number and corresponding letters, mimicking the traditional telephone keypad. The top row includes buttons labeled '1', '2' with 'ABC', and '3' with 'DEF'. The second row features '4' with 'GHI', '5' with 'JKL', and '6' with 'MNO'. The third row contains '7' with 'PQRS', '8' with 'TUV', and '9' with 'WXYZ'. The bottom row has the '*' symbol, '0', and the '#' symbol. This layout is typically used for entering phone numbers or alphanumeric codes, and each button serves the purpose of inputting the respective number or letter combination.

Configuring Mirah Tablets

The screenshot displays the main navigation interface of Mirah Collaborative Care, showing tabs for Schedule, Patients, Analytics, and Outcomes at the top. Below these tabs, there are dropdown menus for filtering by Units and Providers, with options to select 'All Units' and 'Me' respectively. Additional filters include Flags and Status, each with their own dropdown menus. A checkbox labeled 'Test Clients' is available for selection. The date range displayed is 'Friday, May 2nd - Thursday, May 8th', with navigation options for 'Last Week', 'Today', and 'Next Week'. In the top right corner, Dr. Sharon Fieldstone PhD's profile is accessible, showing a dropdown menu with options for Profile, Inbox with 243 messages, Preview Schedule, Preview My Tasks, and Logout. The last sign-in time is noted as 7:56 AM, April 30.

Clinical Decision Support (CDS)

The screenshot displays the 'User Details' page for a provider named Aryan SinghTest within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, there is a highlighted message indicating that the provider has been enabled but has not yet logged into the system, which prevents them from completing clinician assessments or obtaining measurements for their clients. Below the message, the user details are listed, including Title, First Name, Last Name, Suffix, Email, Username, NPI Number, Practicing status, Staff role, Current Status, and Access Frequency. The roles and units associated with the user are also displayed, showing 'clinician' and 'CoCM Training' respectively. At the bottom of the page, there are three buttons: 'Edit' on the left, 'Edit Notification Preferences' in the center, and 'Resend Welcome Email' and 'Disable Provider' on the right. The 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner of the screen.

How to Activate New Users

Deciding How to Set Up Your Mirah Integration

The screenshot displays the 'Awaiting Response' tab within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, which is part of the 'Getting Started with Mirah' feature. The interface shows a list of clients with their names, scheduled assessment times, and notification statuses. Each client entry includes a 'Details' button and a key icon button, both located to the right of the client's name. The 'Details' button allows users to view more information about the client's assessment, while the key icon button provides access to the assessment itself. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar for finding clients. The user is identified as Greg House from Demo Clinic, with additional options available through a dropdown menu. The screen also includes filters for Provider, Unit, and Flags, and tabs for Recently Completed, Scheduled, My Tasks, and Failed Logins.

Tablet - Key Code to Access Assessments

The screen is part of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care application, specifically for managing patient notifications. It prompts the user to confirm their contact information, displaying fields for Email and Mobile Phone with pre-filled example data. Below these fields, the user can select their preferred method for receiving assessments, with options for Email and Text, indicated by checkboxes. The Text option is currently selected. At the bottom of the screen, there is a 'Next' button, which allows the user to proceed to the next step in the process. The button is located centrally at the bottom of the screen.

How to Manage Patient Notifications

The screenshot displays the 'Patients' tab of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, which is part of the user interface for managing patient information. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for 'Schedule', 'Patients', and 'Analytics'. The 'Patients' tab is currently selected. Below the navigation bar, there is a search field for filtering patients, a dropdown menu labeled 'Providers' set to 'All Providers', another dropdown for 'Units', and a dropdown for 'Flags'. These filters help users narrow down the list of patients displayed. On the right side, there is a button labeled 'Add New Patient' for adding new patient records. The main section of the screen shows a table with columns for MRN (Medical Record Number), Flags, Name, Date of Birth, Gender, and Actions. Each row represents a patient, with clickable names for more details. The 'Actions' column includes icons for further actions related to each patient, such as viewing analytics. The user profile is indicated at the top right with the name 'Aryan Singh' and the associated 'Test Hospital'.

Sending information to support via links

The screenshot displays the login page for Mirah Measurement-Based Care. At the top center, there is a logo representing Mirah. Below the logo, there are two input fields labeled 'Username/Email' and 'Password' for users to enter their credentials. Underneath these fields are two buttons: 'Log in' and 'Log in discreet mode', both are currently disabled. At the bottom of the page, there are four links: 'Forgot Password?', 'Terms of Use', 'Privacy Policy', and 'support@mirah.com'. The 'Privacy Policy' link is highlighted in red, indicating its importance in the context of finding the Mirah Privacy Policy.

How to Find the Mirah Privacy Policy

The screenshot displays an email invitation from Vidhi Plourde to join the Security Assurance Portal, sent by Tugboat Logic. The email is addressed to Vidhi and informs them that Vidhi Luthra has invited them to the Certification Automation Security Assurance Portal to view a specific document titled 'Mirah's SOC 2 + HITRUST Type 2 Report 11-01-2021 - 09-30-2022'. The email explains that the portal's goal is to share key documents about Mirah's InfoSec program to build trust with customers and stakeholders. It instructs the recipient to click the 'View Documents' button, located at the bottom of the email, to log in and view or download the shared InfoSec documents. The email footer includes the OneTrust logo, the text 'Certification Automation', and links to FAQs, Privacy Policy, and Notification Preferences.

How to Request Mirah Security Reports

The screenshot displays a dropdown menu under the 'Test Hospital' section, which is part of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. This menu is used for navigating different sections related to the hospital's data and settings. The options listed in the dropdown are 'Failed Logins', 'Measure Library', 'Measurement Plans', 'Treatment Tracks', and 'Organizations'. The 'Organizations' option is highlighted, indicating it is the current selection or the next step in the process. This menu is likely used to manage and access various administrative and operational features within the Mirah platform.

How to create a new organization

The screenshot displays a dropdown menu under the label 'Test Hospital', which is part of the navigation interface in Mirah Measurement-Based Care. The dropdown menu includes several options: Failed Logins, Measure Library, Measurement Plans, Treatment Tracks, and Organizations. The Organizations option is highlighted, indicating it is the selected or intended choice for the user. This menu is used to navigate different sections related to managing and editing organizational settings within the Mirah platform.

How to edit an organization

White Listing - How to Customize Your Notifications

Getting Started with Mirah

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care interface, specifically focusing on a patient's Episodes of Care. On the left, there is a profile card for James Addams, showing initials 'JA', with details including sex as unknown, age 34, and birthdate 01/01/1991. To the right, the Episodes of Care section lists episodes with columns for Name, Status, and Dates. The episode 'Test Hospital 2021-08-20-now' is highlighted, indicating it is active with a start date of 08/19/2021. Below the list, there is a pagination control showing 'Rows per page' set to 5, and navigation arrows for moving through pages, currently displaying 1 of 1.

Feature Guide: Enabling and Interpreting Measurement-Based Care

Feature Guide: Trial Mode

The screenshot displays the client management interface for James Smith within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar to find clients. The client's name, James Smith, is highlighted on the left. Below, there are buttons for Measurement Protocol, Schedule Session, Edit Demographics, and Disable Notifications, each serving specific functions for managing client information. On the right, client details such as the last four digits of the SSN, related people, care team, and care units are shown, with options to add or edit related people and the care team. The main section is divided into Past Sessions and Upcoming Sessions. Past Sessions list completed sessions with details like date, time, clinician name, and session type, along with buttons for Report, Details, and Edit. Upcoming Sessions show scheduled sessions with a date, time, and clinician name, and a 'Not yet planned' status. There are buttons for Details, Edit, and Instant Login. The 'Show Predictions' feature is highlighted at the top of the Upcoming Sessions section, indicating its role in predicting future session outcomes.

Feature Guide: How to Use "Show Predictions"

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care interface focused on 'Episodes of Care' for a patient named James Addams. The patient's profile is shown on the left, including their initials 'JA', name, sex as 'Unknown', age '34', and birth date '01/01/1991'. On the right, the 'Episodes of Care' section lists details of care episodes. The table includes columns for 'Name', 'Status', and 'Dates'. The episode name 'Test Hospital 2021-08-20-now' is highlighted and clickable, indicating it can be selected for more details. The status of the episode is 'Active', and the date range is from '08/19/2021' to the present. Below the table, there is a pagination control showing 'Rows per page: 5' and the current page '1–1 of 1', with navigation arrows for moving between pages.

Feature Guide: Treatment Tracks

Feature Guide: How to Navigate the Analytics Tab

Feature Guide: Excluding an EOC from Automatic Measurement

Feature Guides

The screenshot displays the 'Patients' section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, where users can manage patient information. At the top left, there is a prominent 'Create New Patient' button, which allows users to add a new patient to the system. The button is highlighted with a red border and arrow pointing towards it, indicating its importance in the workflow. Below the button, there is a search bar for finding existing patients, and filters for providers, units, and flags, which help in narrowing down patient lists. The table below these filters includes columns for ID Number, Flags, First Name, Last Name, Provider, Sex, and Actions, which organize patient data for easy access and management. The top navigation bar includes options for Schedule, Analytics, and Patients, with a search field for clients, and user information displayed as 'Gregory House' and 'Test Hospital'.

How to Create a New Patient

The screenshot displays the 'Clients' tab within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, showing a list of clients with their scheduled and completed assessment times, along with the severity of their conditions. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search field labeled 'Search Clients'. The user is identified as Greg House from Demo Clinic, with a help button located at the bottom right corner. The main section is divided into tabs: Recently Completed, Awaiting Response, Scheduled, and Failed Logins. Each client entry includes their name, scheduled time, completion status, severity indicator, and a 'Report' button for further details. The 'Report' buttons are located to the right of each client entry.

How to View a Patient's Details Page

The screenshot displays the 'Recently Completed' tab within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, showing a list of patients with their respective assessment details. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Patients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients' on the right. The user is identified as Greg House from Demo Clinic. Filters are available for Provider, Unit, and Flags, with a checkbox for 'Test patients'. The table lists patients by name, with columns for Scheduled date and time, Completed status, and Severity indicated by colored dots. Each row has a 'Report' button on the far right, allowing users to access detailed clinical feedback reports for each patient. The 'Report' button for Margaret K is highlighted with a red box and arrow, indicating it as the focal point of the screenshot.

Accessing Clinical Feedback Reports

The screenshot displays the 'Episodes of Care' section within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, specifically under the 'Clients' tab. It shows a list of episodes associated with a patient named 'Test Adult1'. Each episode is listed with its name, period start date, status, and an action button labeled 'Details' located on the right side for each entry. The first episode is labeled 'Test Hospital, Jan. 22 - ongoing (Active)' with a start date of Monday, January 22, 2018, at 7:00 PM and is marked as 'Active'. The second episode is 'Test Hospital, Jan. 23 - ongoing (Finished)' with a start date of Tuesday, January 23, 2018, at 8:31 AM and is marked as 'Finished'. Below the episodes list, there is a button labeled '+ Begin new episode of care' for initiating a new episode. The screen also includes sections for 'Consent Form Acceptance History' and 'Insurance Eligibility'. The 'Consent Form Acceptance History' shows a record with a date, consent form type 'hipaa', respondent 'Test Adult1', and status 'accepted'. The 'Insurance Eligibility' section lists 'Payer' and 'Primary?' with no specific details filled in. The top navigation bar includes options for 'Schedule', 'Analytics', and 'Clients', with a search bar to find clients. The user is identified as 'Aryan Singh' associated with 'Test Hospital'. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner of the screen.

Episodes of Care (EoC)

The screenshot displays a patient profile card for Lindsay Lithium, indicating her gender as female, age as 10 years, and birth date as 08/22/2014. The card includes a circular avatar placeholder with the initials 'LL' and a red badge showing the number '0', possibly indicating the number of active enrollments or assessments. In the top right corner, there is a button labeled 'Unenrolled', which suggests the current enrollment status of the patient. This button is likely clickable to change the enrollment status, facilitating the re-enrollment process within the measurement-based care workflow.

How to Re-enroll Patients

The screenshot displays a laptop screen with two main sections. On the left, there is a browser window showing the current patient's information, including their name, Tyler Blue, and details about their treatment response, goals/problems, strengths and coping mechanisms, and needs attention. The interface includes tabs for Overview, Subsidiary, Monitor, Therapeutic Alliance, and Medication, with indicators such as 'At Risk' and 'No Concern'. The left sidebar contains navigation options like Dashboard, Analytics, Clients, and Help. On the right, there is a secure videoconferencing window with an illustration of a person, indicating a video call with the patient.

Screen Setup and Screen Sharing

The screen displays the profile of a patient named Ralph A within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The user's name, Greg House, and the clinic name, Demo Clinic, are displayed on the right. Below the navigation bar, the breadcrumb 'Ralph A' indicates the current patient profile. The main section shows Ralph A's details, including full legal name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags with an edit option, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last four digits of SSN, and related people with options to add or edit related people. The care team section lists Greg House as the psychiatrist. There are buttons for 'Report', 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics' (highlighted in red), and 'Disable Notifications'. The bottom section shows past sessions with details like date, time, clinician, and session status, along with options to view report, details, and edit. Upcoming sessions are also listed with no records to show. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner.

Designating or Updating a Primary Clinician/Care Team

The screenshot displays the client profile page for James Smith within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The breadcrumb trail shows 'Clients > James Smith', indicating the current location within the application. The page is divided into sections, with the left side featuring buttons for generating reports, setting measurement protocols, scheduling sessions, editing demographics, and disabling notifications. These buttons are designed to facilitate various actions related to client management. On the right side, client details are listed, including full name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last four digits of SSN, related people, care team, and care units. The 'edit' link next to flags allows for modifications. Below the client details, there are sections for past sessions and upcoming sessions, with options to add or edit related people. The 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner, providing assistance when needed.

How to Discharge Patients via the Episode of Care

The screenshot displays the patient profile page for Bob Jones within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, under the 'Clients' section. The page is designed to manage patient information and schedule sessions. On the left, there are several buttons: 'Report' for generating reports, '[BETA] New Report' and '[INTERNAL] Old Report' for accessing different report versions, 'Measurement Protocol' for viewing protocols, 'Schedule Session' for booking a new session, 'Edit Demographics' for updating patient details, and 'Disable Notifications' to manage alerts. On the right, the patient's details are listed, including full legal name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags with an 'edit' option, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, and the last four digits of the SSN. There is a section for related people with options to 'Add a related person' and 'Edit related people'. The care team section lists Ann Cole as the clinician with an 'Edit care team' option. The top navigation bar includes links to 'Schedule', 'Analytics', 'Clients', and a search bar for finding clients. The user profile, practice settings, help, and additional options are accessible at the top right corner.

Creating a Manual Session for a Patient

The screenshot displays the 'Clients' section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, where users can manage patient information. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for 'Schedule', 'Analytics', and 'Clients', with 'Clients' currently selected. A search bar labeled 'Search Clients' is available for finding specific clients. Below the navigation bar, there is a prominent button labeled 'Create New Client' located on the left side, which allows users to add new clients to the system. The main area of the screen shows a table with columns for ID Number, Flags, First Name, Last Name, Provider, Sex, and Actions, which are used to organize and display client information. Filters are available to sort by 'Provider' and 'Flags', and a checkbox labeled 'Test clients' is present for filtering test patients. The user profile, 'Vidhi Plourde', and the associated 'Test Hospital' are displayed on the right side of the navigation bar.

How To Create and Manage Test Patients

The screenshot displays the 'Upcoming' section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, specifically under the 'Recently Completed' tab. It lists clients with their scheduled and completed assessment times. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, Clients, and a search bar for finding clients. The user is identified as Greg House from Demo Clinic. The page shows a list of clients with their names, scheduled times, and completion status. Each client entry has a 'Report' button on the right, with some entries showing an 'In-progress Report' button, indicating ongoing assessments. The 'Severity' column uses colored icons to indicate the urgency or status of each client's assessment. The highlighted client, Jamie Jones, is marked with a lock icon, suggesting privacy or security settings. The bottom right corner features a 'Help' button for user assistance.

Resend Consent Form

The screenshot displays the Feedback Report page for a patient named Emily Brave within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, the breadcrumb navigation shows 'Emily Brave / Feedback Report'. The page is divided into two main sections. On the left, under 'Overview', there is a 'Treatment Response' section with a 'Goals / Problems' subsection indicating that there are currently no goals or problems listed. Below this, a prominent 'Add Goals/Problems' button is available for users to click and add new entries. Further down, 'CAMS Symptoms' and 'CAMS Strengths' are listed with 'Hopelessness' and 'Attachment' respectively, each rated as 'Moderate' with corresponding numerical values. On the right side, the 'Feedback Report' section provides patient details such as age, sex, pronouns, gender, and care team information. It also includes 'Acute Change' indicators with icons for improvement, no change, and worsening, as well as 'Trend' indicators for improving, stable, and worsening conditions. Severity colors are displayed at the bottom, and a 'Help' button is located in the bottom right corner.

Utilizing the Goals/Top Problems Feature

The screenshot displays the patient profile page for 'Test AddScale' within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. The page is part of the 'Clients' section, accessible from the top navigation bar which includes options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients. A search bar is available for finding specific clients. The breadcrumb trail shows 'Test AddScale' as the current client. The left side of the screen features buttons for generating reports, setting measurement protocols, scheduling sessions, editing demographics, and disabling notifications. The 'Edit Demographics' button is highlighted in red, indicating its importance in the current task. On the right, detailed patient information is provided, including legal name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags with an edit option, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last four digits of SSN, related people with options to add or edit, care team, and care units. The bottom section shows past sessions with details such as date, time, clinician, and session components, along with estimated completion time. Upcoming sessions are listed but currently show no records. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner.

How to Edit a Patient's Demographics

The screenshot displays the 'Clients' section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, where users can manage client information. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients' for finding specific clients. The user is logged in as Greg House at Demo Clinic. Below the navigation bar, there is a button labeled 'Create New Client' for adding new clients. The main area shows a list of clients filtered by the search term 'doe', with columns for ID Number, Flags, First Name, Last Name, Provider, and Sex. Each client row has a 'Detail' button and an 'Actions' dropdown menu on the right side for accessing more information or performing actions related to the client. The 'Report' button is located next to the client list for generating reports. The 'Help' button is at the bottom right corner for accessing assistance.

Transitioning a Patient to a New Program

The screenshot displays the 'Clients' section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, specifically showing a list of patients assigned to a unit. The top navigation bar includes tabs for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with the Clients tab highlighted. A search bar labeled 'Search Clients' is present on the right. The user is identified as Greg House, associated with Demo Clinic. The screen is divided into tabs: Recently Completed, Awaiting Response, Scheduled, My tasks, and Failed logins, with the Recently Completed tab active. Below, a table lists clients with columns for Client name, Scheduled date and time, Completed status, and Severity. Each client row includes a 'Report' button on the right. Severity is indicated by colored icons: red, green, and arrows, representing different levels of urgency or status. The bottom right corner features a 'Help' button.

Viewing All Patients Assigned to My Unit

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care interface, specifically focusing on patient information. It shows an hourglass icon, which may indicate a pending action or status, followed by the patient's name 'Brave, Emily' highlighted in a red box. Next to the name, the date '01/01/1991' is displayed, likely representing the patient's date of birth. The letter 'F' follows, which could denote the patient's gender. On the far right, there is an icon resembling a bar chart, possibly used for accessing detailed analytics or reports related to the patient. This layout is part of the patient management feature, assisting users in tracking and managing patient data effectively.

Deleted Appointments Still Showing Up in Mirah

The screenshot displays the patient profile page for Cindy Plourde within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Patient Search, All Tasks, and Case Consult, with the user's name, Aryan Singh, and training status, CoCM Training, shown on the right. The breadcrumb trail indicates the current page is Cindy Plourde's profile. The left section lists various actions such as generating a new report, accessing an old report, viewing measurement protocols, scheduling sessions, editing demographics, and disabling notifications. The right section provides personal details including full name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last four digits of SSN, related people, and care team members. Below, the Past Sessions section is highlighted, showing a session on November 5th at 7:00 am with details like assessment types, estimated completion time, and options to view details, edit, or perform an instant login. The Upcoming Sessions section is also visible, showing a session on November 19th at 7:00 am with similar options.

How to Find Session Communication Details

Seeing a Patient's Clinical Report after Session Cancelled

Checking Measure Responses

The screenshot displays the 'Patients' section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, where users can manage patient information. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Patients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients' on the right. The 'Create New Patient' button is prominently located on the left side below the navigation bar. The main section shows a search result for the patient 'Sammy,' with columns for Flags, First Name, Last Name, Provider, Sex, and Actions. The patient's first name, 'Sammy,' is highlighted, indicating a search match. The provider is listed as 'Greg House,' and the sex is 'M.' Under the Actions column, there is a dropdown button labeled 'Actions' with an adjacent 'Detail' button, allowing users to view more information or perform actions related to the patient. The top right corner displays the current user 'Greg House' and the clinic 'Demo Clinic.'

How to Add and Edit a Related Person

The screenshot displays the client profile page for 'Test AddScale' within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. The page is part of the 'Clients' section, as indicated by the highlighted tab at the top. The profile includes fields such as Full Name (Legal), Preferred Name, Preferred Pronouns, Flags with an 'edit' option, Date of Birth, Sex, Gender Identity, ID Number, Email, Phone Number, Last 4 SSN, Related people, Care team, and Care units. The 'Related people' section lists Aryan SinghTest and Mary Poppins as Parent/Caregiver, with options to 'Add a related person' and 'Edit related people', the latter being highlighted in red. The left sidebar contains buttons for 'Report', '[BETA] New Report', '[INTERNAL] Old Report', 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications', each serving different functionalities related to client management and care measurement.

How to Reset a Related Person's Password

The screenshot displays the profile page of a client named Emily Child within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. The page is part of the 'Clients' section, as indicated by the breadcrumb navigation at the top. The main section shows Emily Child's personal information including flags, date of birth, sex, ID number, email, phone number, and the last four digits of her SSN. Below this information, there is a section titled 'Related people' which lists Matt Child as a parent/caregiver who is disabled, and Molly Child as a parent/caregiver. There are two buttons located next to the related people section: 'Add a related person' and 'Edit related people'. The care team section lists Greg House as the psychiatrist, with an option to 'Edit care team'. On the left side, there are buttons for 'Report', 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications', each serving different functions related to client management and care coordination.

Multiple Caregivers/Parents

The screenshot displays a feedback report for a patient named Andrew Burgundy, aged 79, male, under the care of clinician Greg House at Demo Clinic. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar to find clients. The report is identified as Report #15, dated May 2, 2022, and is noted to be taken in English over 5 minutes. The screen is divided into sections: 'Self-Harm Risk', 'Therapy Risk', 'Preferences', and 'Medications', each marked with a check indicating completion or review. Below, the 'Goals or Problems' section features an icon of a mountain with a flag, and a button labeled 'Create New Goal/Problem' is located to the right, inviting users to start a goal for Andrew. The 'Symptoms and Strengths' section allows comparison to a 'Previous Report' via a dropdown menu. It highlights 'Significantly Worsened' symptoms such as Negative Affect, Rumination, and Somatic Anxiety, with a bar graph illustrating various symptoms like Suicide, Avoidance, and Psychosis, rated from typical to severe. Strengths such as Attachment and Connectedness are also charted. The left sidebar includes options for 'Reference Norm', 'Report Selector', 'Measurement Protocol', 'Show Note', and 'Edit Response'. A help button is located at the bottom right corner.

Copying Feedback Report

The screenshot displays the 'Episodes of Care' section for a patient named James Smith within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The user's profile, Aryan Singh, and the current organization, Test Hospital, are shown on the right. Below, the patient's timeline is visible, indicating an event on April 26th with associated assessments CAMS and PHQ-9. The 'Episodes of Care' section lists an active episode for Test Hospital starting on April 26, 2017, with a status of Active. To the right of this entry is a 'Details' button for more information. Below this, a prominent button labeled '+ Begin new episode of care' is located, allowing users to start a new care episode. The 'Consent Form Acceptance History' section is also visible, but it currently shows 'No records to show'.

Creating a New Episode of Care (Manual)

The screenshot displays the Schedule View within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, specifically for working with patients. The top navigation bar includes tabs for Schedule, Patients, Analytics, and Outcomes, allowing users to switch between different sections of the platform. Below the navigation bar, there are dropdown menus for filtering appointments by Units, Providers, Flags, and Status, along with a checkbox for Test Clients. The current view shows a date range from Friday, July 11th to Thursday, July 17th, with options to navigate to Last Week, Today, or Next Week. The schedule for Friday, July 11th, Saturday, July 12th, and Sunday, July 13th indicates that there are no scheduled appointments matching the current filters. The user is identified as Gregory House, associated with Test Hospital, displayed in the top right corner. A Help button is located at the bottom right corner of the screen, providing assistance if needed.

Schedule View

The screenshot displays the 'Goals or Problems' section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, where users can view and manage patient goals. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, Clients, and a search bar for finding clients. The page is titled 'Report #3: Apr. 20, 2022' with a note indicating the report was taken in 5 minutes. The left sidebar provides patient details such as name, age, sex, clinician, recent events, reference norm, and report selector. The main content area shows two goal attainment scaling graphs for Evan Everything and Mandy Everything, with respective goals listed next to each graph. The 'Create New Goal/Problem' button is located at the bottom right of the 'Goals or Problems' section, allowing users to add new goals or problems for the patient. The 'Medications' section is visible at the top right, indicating no impact. Supplemental measures are mentioned below the goals section.

How to add a goal for a caregiver

The screenshot displays the top navigation bar of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, which is used for managing client interactions and tracking clinical progress. The navigation bar includes tabs for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, allowing users to switch between different sections of the platform. A search bar labeled 'Search Clients' is prominently located in the center, with a magnifying glass icon to initiate the search. Below the navigation bar, there are filters for Provider, Unit, and Flags, each with dropdown options to refine the view. A checkbox labeled 'Test clients' is available for toggling the inclusion of test data. The interface also shows status tabs for Recently Completed, Awaiting Response, Scheduled, My tasks, and Failed logins, each with a count of items in parentheses, providing quick access to different client management tasks.

Using Mirah with Couples

Working with Patients

The screenshot displays the 'User Details' page for managing users/providers in the Mirah Measurement-Based Care system. At the top, there is a breadcrumb navigation showing 'Dashboard > Patient Search > All Tasks > Case Consult > Aryan SinghTest', indicating the user's current location within the application. Below the breadcrumb, a highlighted message in orange states, 'This provider has been enabled but has not yet logged into the system. Until they log on, they will not be able to complete clinician assessments or have measurements for their clients.' This message alerts the administrator that the provider needs to log in to access full functionalities. The user details section includes fields such as Title, First Name (Aryan), Last Name (SinghTest), Suffix, Email, Username, NPI Number, Practicing status (indicated by a checkmark), Staff role (Clinician), Current Status (Pending first login), and Access Frequency (Frequent). Additionally, it lists the Roles as 'clinician' and Units as 'CoCM Training'. At the bottom, there are three buttons: 'Edit' on the left for modifying user details, 'Edit Notification Preferences' in the center for adjusting notification settings, 'Resend Welcome Email' for sending another welcome email to the user, and 'Disable Provider' on the right for deactivating the provider's account. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner for accessing assistance.

The screenshot displays the user interface of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, specifically focusing on the management of user notifications. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients' for easy access to client information. Below, there is a filter section where users can select the provider and flag options, with a checkbox for 'Test clients'. The main content area is divided into tabs: Recently Completed, Awaiting Response, Scheduled, My tasks, and Failed logins, with the Recently Completed tab currently active. This tab lists clients with columns for Client name, Scheduled time, Completed time, and Severity, which is indicated by colored dots. Each client entry includes a name, a scheduled date and time, and a completion status with a relative time frame. The severity column uses colored dots to indicate the level of severity, with colors ranging from gray to red. On the right side, a dropdown menu under 'Test Hospital' is expanded, showing options such as Bulk Export Data, Configuration Manager, Data Quality Issues, Experiments, Failed Logins, and Manage Users, which is highlighted. At the bottom of the list, there are 'Report' buttons for generating reports on specific entries.

User/Provider Notifications

The screenshot displays the user details page for Pam Beesly within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. The page is part of the user management feature, allowing administrators to manage user accounts. At the top, the navigation bar includes links to Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The breadcrumb trail shows 'Users > Pam Beesly', indicating the current location within the application. The user details section includes fields such as Title, First Name, Last Name, Suffix, Email, Username, CDA Address, Practicing status, and Staff role. Pam Beesly's role is listed as Front Desk, and her unit is Mental Health Outpatient. Below the user details, there are four buttons: 'Edit' on the left, 'Resend Welcome Email' in the center, 'Edit Notification Preferences', and 'Disable Provider' on the right. The 'Resend Welcome Email' button is highlighted with a black border, indicating its importance or current selection.

Send/Resend Welcome Email

The screenshot displays the user management interface for enabling or re-enabling a provider within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care system. At the top, a notification in an orange box informs that the provider is currently disabled, unable to log in, see data, or take assessments, but will still appear in some analytics reports. It also mentions that currently assigned clients will remain with this provider until reassigned, and new sessions will not be created from the EMR for this provider. Below the notification, there is a 'Re-enable Provider' button centered in the orange box, allowing the user to re-enable the provider's account. The provider's details are listed below, including Title: Dr, First Name: Deanna, Last Name: Troi, Suffix, Email: troi@mirah.com, Username: troi@mirah.com, CDA Address, Practicing status indicated by a checkmark, Staff role: Psychologist, and Current Status: Disabled due to Inactivity. Further down, the provider's Roles are listed as clinician, and Units are specified as Addiction - Follow-up.

Enabling/Re-enabling a User

The screenshot displays the user interface for adding staff users within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The breadcrumb trail indicates the current section as 'Users' and 'Create'. Below, there are fields for entering user details, including 'Default', 'Username' with a placeholder text 'Leave blank to use email', and 'CDA Address'. A checkbox labeled 'Practicing (can assign to patients)' is visible, indicating whether the user can be assigned to patients. A dropdown menu is expanded, showing various roles such as Psychologist, Psychiatrist, Clinician, Therapist, Social Worker, Administrator, Director, Research Assistant, Front Desk, Case Manager, and Executive, with 'Front Desk' highlighted. The dropdown is located in the center of the screen. In the bottom right corner, there is a 'Help' button for assistance.

Adding Staff Users

The screenshot displays the user interface of Mirah Measurement-Based Care, specifically focusing on the management of users/providers. At the top, there is a navigation bar with tabs for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The user is identified as Greg House, associated with Demo Clinic, and there is a dropdown menu next to the clinic name. This dropdown menu is expanded, showing options such as Upload Clients, Bulk Export Data, and Manage Users, which is highlighted. Below the navigation bar, there is a filter section allowing the user to select Provider, Unit, and Flags, with a checkbox for Test clients. The main section lists clients with columns for Client name, Scheduled time, Completed status, and Severity, each with sorting options. Each client row includes a 'Report' button on the right side for accessing detailed information. The page is designed to facilitate user management and client tracking within the clinic's workflow.

Editing Users/Providers' Roles

The screenshot displays the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform's dashboard, specifically focusing on managing users/providers. The top navigation bar includes tabs for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The user is identified as Greg House, associated with Demo Clinic, with a dropdown menu visible. This menu contains options such as Upload Clients, Bulk Export Data, Manage Users, Measurement Plans, Configuration Manager, Experiments, Payer Setup, and Reimbursement. The 'Manage Users' option is highlighted, indicating the current focus. Below the navigation bar, there is a filter section allowing selection by Provider, Unit, and Flags, with a checkbox for Test clients. The main content area lists clients with columns for Client name, Scheduled time, Completed status, and Severity, each accompanied by a 'Report' button on the right. The list includes clients like Lauren Lavender, Nathan White, and Julie Brown, with scheduled times and completion statuses. Severity indicators are shown with colored symbols, and the 'Report' buttons are located on the right side of each client entry.

Adding Users/Providers

The screenshot displays the user management interface of Mirah Measurement-Based Care, specifically for managing users or providers. At the top left, there is a button labeled 'Create New Staff User' for adding new users. Next to it is an option to 'Hide Disabled' users. Below is a search bar for filtering users. The table includes columns for First Name, Last Name, Email, Username, Units, Current Status, Roles, and Actions. The 'Current Status' column shows a user marked as 'Suspended for inactivity' highlighted in red. The 'Actions' column contains a 'Details' button for further user information, located on the right side of the table.

Disabling Users/Providers

The screenshot displays the user interface for managing users/providers within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, there is a navigation bar with tabs for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The user is identified as Greg House, and the clinic is Demo Clinic, with a dropdown menu visible under the clinic name. This dropdown menu includes options such as Upload Clients, Bulk Export Data, Manage Users, Measurement Plans, Configuration Manager, Experiments, Payer Setup, and Reimbursement. The 'Manage Users' option is highlighted. Below the navigation bar, there is a filter section allowing the user to select Provider, Unit, and Flags, with a checkbox for Test clients. The main content area is a table with tabs for Recently Completed, Awaiting Response, Scheduled, My tasks, and Failed logins. The table lists clients with columns for Client name, Scheduled time, Completed time, Severity, and a Report button. Each client entry includes icons indicating specific statuses or attributes, such as a house or dollar sign. The Report button is located on the right side of each client entry.

Viewing Users/Providers Details

Understanding Permissions and User Roles

Mirah User Security Roles

The screenshot displays a user dropdown menu in the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, specifically under the Managing Users/Providers feature. The menu is accessed by clicking on the user's name, 'Siya', located at the top of the screen next to the 'Test Hospital' dropdown and a help icon. The menu provides several options: 'Profile' for accessing user profile settings, 'Logout' for signing out of the account, 'Assume Role' for switching user roles, 'Preview Schedule' for viewing upcoming schedules, and 'Preview My Tasks' for checking assigned tasks. At the bottom of the menu, it shows the last sign-in date and time, which is 04/28 at 01:35 pm. The background of the screen shows a list with colored severity indicators and 'Report' buttons, suggesting a dashboard or reporting interface.

Changing Email Notifications

Managing Users/Providers

The screenshot displays two sections labeled 'Past Sessions' and 'Upcoming Sessions' for managing appointments in Mirah Measurement-Based Care. In the 'Past Sessions' section, there is an appointment dated March 19th at 12:45 pm with the status 'Waiting for Response'. It includes tags for CAMS, Goals, PHQ-9, and Events, along with an estimated completion time of 12 minutes. Below these details, there are three buttons: 'Details', 'Edit', and 'Instant Login'. The 'Details' button is highlighted in red and is located on the left, followed by the 'Edit' button in the center, and the 'Instant Login' button on the right. In the 'Upcoming Sessions' section, there is an appointment scheduled for March 26th at 12:45 pm with the status 'Scheduled'. It shows that the session is 'Not yet planned' and includes a 'Details' button highlighted in red, an 'Edit' button, and an 'Instant Login' button, arranged similarly to the 'Past Sessions' section. The 'Show Predictions' link is located at the top right of the 'Upcoming Sessions' section.

How to Edit a Series of Recurring Appointments

The screenshot displays the client profile page for 'Katie Test' within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, the navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar to find clients. The breadcrumb trail shows the path 'Clients > Katie Test'. The main section is divided into two columns. The left column features a large 'Report' button, followed by buttons for 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications'. The right column provides client details such as Flags, Date of Birth, Sex, ID Number, Email, Phone Number, Last 4 SSN, and Related people, with options to 'Add a related person' and 'Edit related people'. The Care team section lists Dr. Frasier Crane as the clinician with an 'Edit care team' link. Below, the 'Past Sessions' section lists a session on Oct. 8th, 11:00 am with Greg House, showing completed assessments and options for 'Report', 'Details', 'Edit', and 'Instant Login'. The 'Upcoming Sessions' section lists a scheduled session on May 26th, 12:30 pm with Greg House, including goals and assessments, with 'Details', 'Edit', and 'Instant Login' options. The 'Edit' button is highlighted in orange. The right sidebar lists 'Available measures' that can be dragged into a session, including PITS, PRAPARE, and others.

How to edit the clinician for a recurring appointment series

Workflows for unintegrated customers

The screen displays a patient's profile within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, specifically for viewing and managing a patient's measures protocol. At the top, the navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar for finding clients. The user is identified as Greg House from Demo Clinic. The main section shows the patient's name, Lauren Lavender, with a breadcrumb trail indicating the current page. The left side features buttons for Report, Measurement Protocol, Schedule Session, Edit Demographics, and Disable Notifications, each serving specific functions for managing patient care. On the right, patient details such as Flags, Date of Birth, Sex, ID Number, Email, Phone Number, Last 4 SSN, and Related People are listed, with options to edit these details. The Care Team section lists Greg House as the psychiatrist, with an option to edit the care team. The interface is designed to provide comprehensive patient information and facilitate easy navigation and management of patient care protocols.

Viewing a Patient's Measures Protocol

The screenshot displays a section of the Measurement Protocol Tool within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. It shows a row of patient information including an hourglass icon, the patient's name 'Brave, Emily' highlighted in a red box, the date of birth '01/01/1991', and the gender 'F'. On the far right, there is an icon resembling a bar chart, which likely serves as a button to access detailed measurement data or analytics for the patient. This interface is part of the Advanced Measures Use feature, facilitating the tracking and analysis of patient data.

Measurement Protocol Tool

The screenshot displays the client management interface for Ben Jones within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar to find clients. The client's name, Ben Jones, is prominently displayed with a breadcrumb trail indicating the current page. On the left side, there are several action buttons including [BETA] New Report, [INTERNAL] Old Report, Measurement Protocol, Schedule Session, Edit Demographics, and Disable Notifications, each serving different functions for managing client data and sessions. On the right, client details such as Date of Birth, Sex, Gender Identity, ID Number, Email, Phone Number, and Last 4 SSN are listed, though no specific data is shown. There are options to Add a related person and Edit related people, with Hugh Barrigan MD listed as part of the care team. Below, the Past Sessions section shows a completed session on April 20th at 7:30 am with Ben Jones, including a PHQ-2 assessment and an estimated completion time of 2 minutes. There are buttons for Report, Details, and Edit located below the session details. The Upcoming Sessions section is empty, indicating no scheduled future sessions. A Help button is located at the bottom right corner for user assistance.

Measure Planning and the Scale Selection Tool

The screenshot displays the client profile page for Julie Brown within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, the navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar to find clients. The user's name, Greg House, and the clinic name, Demo Clinic, are shown on the right. Below the navigation, Julie Brown's profile is highlighted, showing her personal details such as date of birth, sex, ID number, email, phone number, last 4 SSN digits, and username. There are options to edit these details, reset the password, and manage related people and care team. On the left, there are buttons for Report, Measurement Protocol, Schedule Session, Edit Demographics, and Disable Notifications. The bottom section shows past and upcoming sessions with details like date, time, and associated measures. The right side lists available measures that can be added to a session.

Understanding Measures Cadence

The screenshot displays a dropdown menu under the user profile section in the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. The user profile is identified as 'Aryan Singh' and the organization is 'Test Hospital'. The dropdown menu provides various administrative and configuration options including Bulk Data Export, Configuration Manager, Data Quality Issues, Decision Support Configuration, Experiments, Failed Logins, Manage Users, Measure Library, Measurement Plans, Payer Setup, Reimbursement, Treatment Services, Treatment Tracks, Upload Clients, and Organizations. The 'Treatment Services' option is highlighted, indicating the user's intention to access or manage treatment services within the platform. This menu is part of the user interface for managing and optimizing care delivery processes.

How to Create a Treatment Service

The screenshot displays the client profile page for Janey Doe within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, the navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar to find clients. The page is titled with the client's name, Janey Doe, and includes a breadcrumb trail indicating the current location within the Clients section. The left side of the page features buttons for generating a Report, accessing the Measurement Protocol, scheduling a session, editing demographics, and disabling notifications. On the right, detailed client information is presented, including full legal name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last four digits of the SSN, related people, and care team. There are options to edit related people and the care team. Below, the Past Sessions section lists previous sessions with details such as date, time, and associated goals or measures. A highlighted plus button allows for adding new events or measures to a session. The Upcoming Sessions section is currently empty. A Help button is located at the bottom right corner of the screen.

Sending Clients Measures In-Session

The screenshot displays the navigation interface of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, specifically focusing on accessing the Measure Library. At the top, there are three main navigation tabs: Schedule, Patients, and Analytics. Below these tabs, there are dropdown menus for filtering by Units and Providers, with options set to 'All Units' and 'Ignored' respectively. Additional dropdowns for Flags and Status are present, along with a checkbox for 'Test Clients'. The date range displayed is Monday, April 29th to Sunday, May 5th, with navigation options for 'Last Week', 'Today', and 'Next Week'. In the top right corner, under the user profile 'Vidhi Plourde' and organization 'Test Hospital', a dropdown menu is expanded showing options for 'Bulk Data Export', 'Measure Library', 'Measurement Plans', and 'Organizations'. The 'Measure Library' option is highlighted, indicating the user's current selection.

Viewing Measures in the Measure Library

The screenshot displays the Mirah Measurement-Based Care interface, specifically focusing on past and upcoming sessions for a client. The top navigation bar includes options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar to find clients. The breadcrumb indicates the user is in the 'Test AddScale' section. The left panel shows past sessions with details such as the date, time, and the attending doctor, Hugh Barrigan MD. Each session lists associated measures like CAMS, Goals, C-SSRS SR, and PHQ-9, along with an estimated completion time. Buttons for 'Report', 'Details', and 'Edit' are available for each session, with 'Details' highlighted in red. The right panel displays upcoming sessions, with similar details and options, including a 'Show Predictions' link. The user profile, Aryan Singh, and the associated hospital, Test Hospital, are shown in the top right corner.

How to Re-open a Measurement Invitation

The screenshot displays the client profile page for 'Test Cats' within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The breadcrumb trail indicates the user is viewing 'Test Cats'. The left side of the screen features a vertical menu with buttons for generating reports, accessing measurement protocols, scheduling sessions, editing demographics, and disabling notifications. The main section on the right provides detailed client information, including full legal name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags with an edit option, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, and the last four digits of the SSN. It also lists related people with options to add or edit them, and details about the care team, which includes 'Hugh Barrigan MD' as a clinician, with an option to edit the care team. The care units field is noted as 'none'. The user profile and organization, 'Aryan Singh' and 'Test Hospital', are displayed at the top right.

How to Remove a Single Measure

The screenshot displays the client profile page for Janey Doe within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, there is a breadcrumb navigation showing 'Dashboard > Analytics > Clients > Janey Doe'. The page is divided into sections with Janey Doe's personal information on the right, including full name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last 4 SSN, related people, and care team. The care team includes Greg House, a psychiatrist, and Susan Casey, a clinician, with options to add or edit related people and the care team. On the left, there are buttons for 'Report', 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications'. Below, the 'Past Sessions' section lists a session on August 9th at 12:45 pm with Greg House, including goals, PHQ-9, CAMS, and events, with an estimated completion time of 12 minutes. There are buttons for 'Details', 'Edit', and 'Instant Login'. The 'Upcoming Sessions' section is empty.

Completing a Self Reported Measure with a Patient

The screenshot displays the client profile page for Janey Doe within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar for finding clients. The page is titled with the client's name, Janey Doe, and features a breadcrumb trail indicating the current location within the Clients section. On the left, there are buttons for Report, Measurement Protocol, Schedule Session, Edit Demographics, and Disable Notifications, each serving specific functions for managing client interactions and data. The right side of the page provides detailed client information, including flags, date of birth, sex, ID number, email, phone number, last four digits of SSN, and username. There are options to reset the password, add or edit related people, and edit the care team, which currently includes Greg House and Peggy Olson. Below, the page is divided into sections for Past Sessions and Upcoming Sessions, each listing session details such as date, time, and associated measures, with options to view details or edit the sessions. The Past Sessions section shows a canceled session on Oct. 9th, 2:00 pm with Greg House, while the Upcoming Sessions section lists a canceled session on Jan. 11th, 7:15 pm. On the right, there is a panel for Available measures, which can be dragged to add to a session, and a Help button is located at the bottom right corner.

Resending Measures to Patients

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care interface focused on patient or caregiver measures responses. At the top, the patient's name, James Addams, is shown with options to disable notifications and edit related people. The patient's last four SSN digits and related people are listed, with an option to add a related person. The care team is identified as Hugh Barrigan MD, and care units are noted as none. Below, the Past Sessions section lists a session on July 8th at 4:15 pm with Nate Peters, including measures such as CAMS, Goals, PHQ-9, and Events, with an estimated completion time of 12 minutes. Buttons for Details, Edit, and Instant Login are available, with Details highlighted in red. The Upcoming Sessions section indicates no records to show, with a note that the scale is estimated and may change. The Episodes of Care section lists Test Hospital with a period start date of August 19, 2021, at 9:21 PM, marked as active, with a Details button for further actions. A Help button is located at the bottom right corner.

Editing a Patient or Caregiver Measures Responses

The screenshot displays the client profile page for Janey Doe within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, Clients, and a search field for finding clients. The user is logged in as Greg House at Demo Clinic. The left panel shows Janey Doe's profile with buttons for Report, Measurement Protocol, Schedule Session, Edit Demographics, and Disable Notifications. The right panel contains personal details such as flags, date of birth, sex, ID number, email, phone number, last 4 SSN, username, related people, and care team members. Options to edit these details are available, including Reset Password, Add a related person, Edit related people, and Edit care team. Below, the Past Sessions section lists a session on Jan. 10th, 7:30 pm with Greg House, showing the BMSLSS measure, estimated completion time, and buttons for Report, Details, Edit, and Instant Login. The Upcoming Sessions section lists a session on Jan. 11th, 7:15 pm with Greg House, showing the Peabody Measure, estimated completion time, and buttons for Details and Edit. The right panel lists Available measures that can be dragged into a session, including Brief Resilience, DASS, and EMAP Session Rating.

Completing a Provider-Administered Measure with a Patient

The screenshot displays the user interface for managing a client's profile in Mirah Measurement-Based Care. At the top, the client's name, Liz Smith, is prominently displayed with a profile icon. Below the name, there is a 'Report' button for accessing detailed reports. The left side features buttons for 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications', each serving specific functions related to client management. On the right, detailed client information is listed, including full name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags with an 'edit' option, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last four digits of SSN, related people with options to 'Add a related person' and 'Edit related people', and care team details with an 'Edit care team' link. The bottom section is divided into 'Past Sessions' and 'Upcoming Sessions', with details of past sessions including date, time, and clinician name, along with 'Details', 'Edit', and 'Instant Login' buttons for session management. The upcoming sessions section indicates no records to show.

How to Add Core and Supplemental Measures

The screenshot displays the client profile page for Julie Brown within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. At the top, the page header includes navigation options such as Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar for finding clients. The breadcrumb trail shows 'Clients > Julie Brown'. The main section presents Julie Brown's personal information including flags, date of birth, sex, ID number, email, phone number, and last four digits of SSN. There are options to add or edit related people and care team. Below, buttons for 'Report', 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications' are available for managing client details. The lower section is divided into 'Past Sessions' and 'Upcoming Sessions'. Each session lists the date, time, and associated measures such as GAD-7, CAMS, Other Concerns, Events, and EDDS, with estimated completion time. Buttons for 'Report', 'Details', and 'Edit' are provided for past sessions, while 'Details', 'Edit', and 'Instant Login' are available for upcoming sessions. On the right, 'Available measures' can be dragged to add to a session, including options like Colorado Symptom Index and SCARED (Youth).

View Automatic Planning of measures

Automatically Assigned Measures

Advanced Measures Use

Outcomes Framework - Glossary

Outcomes Framework - Background

The screenshot displays the Outcomes section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, where users can set up metrics to monitor practice outcomes. The top navigation bar includes tabs for Dashboard, Patients, Analytics, and Outcomes, with Outcomes highlighted. The user profile is shown as Greg House, and the selected clinic is Demo Clinic. Below the navigation, there are fields for selecting the start month, end month, and entities, with the current selections being July 2024, July 2025, and Demo Clinic, respectively. A search field is available for filtering, and a button labeled 'Show 0 Filters' is located to the right. The main area of the screen indicates that no outcomes metrics have been set up yet, with a prompt to add a metric for monitoring practice outcomes. A button labeled 'Explore & Create New Metrics' is positioned on the right side. At the bottom, there is a note about the current filtering settings and navigation arrows for pagination.

Outcomes Framework - Tutorial

The screenshot displays a reporting and analytics dashboard from Mirah Measurement-Based Care, focusing on outcomes related to treatment remission and response. At the top, there are dropdown menus for selecting the start month, end month, and entity, with 'July 2023', 'January 2024', and 'Helping Hands' selected respectively. To the right, a button labeled 'Explore & Create New Metrics' is present. The dashboard is divided into four sections, each with a graph and accompanying statistics. The first section, 'Treatment Remission - Common Scales', shows a line graph for 'Helping Hands' with a remission rate of 80.0%, detailing 8 successes out of 206 treated. The second section, 'Treatment Response Or Remission - Common Scales', also shows an 80.0% rate with similar metrics. The third section, 'Treatment Response - Common Scales', displays a 50.0% response rate. The fourth section, 'Time To Treatment Response - Common Scales', shows a graph with a response time of 102.9 days. Each section includes icons for downloading and settings, located at the top right of each graph.

Outcomes Framework - Quick Start Guide

Outcomes Framework - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The 'Success Criteria' screen in Mirah's Reporting & Analytics feature allows users to define conditions under which a metric datapoint is considered successful. The screen includes several checkboxes, each representing a different criterion. The first checkbox, 'Where patient has seen treatment response,' is checked, indicating it is selected. Other criteria include 'Where severity has moved into remission,' 'A change since treatment start with a decrease or increase greater than a specified value,' 'A final value less than a specified number,' 'A final value less than a specified percentage of baseline,' 'A trend since treatment start of improving or worsening,' 'A final severity of a specified level,' and 'Where patient has seen an improvement in severity.' Each criterion has associated dropdowns or input fields for specifying values, such as 'decrease,' 'greater than,' and numerical inputs. These elements are designed to help users customize the success criteria for their measurement-based care analytics.

Outcomes Framework - Success Criteria

The screenshot displays the Outcomes Framework - Metric Dashboard within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, specifically under the Reporting & Analytics feature. The dashboard is segmented into four panels, each representing different metrics related to patient care outcomes. At the top, there are navigation tabs labeled Schedule, Patients, Analytics, and Outcomes, with Outcomes currently selected. Below these tabs, there are fields for selecting the Start Month, End Month, and Entity, with values set to July 2023, January 2024, and Helping Hands respectively. Each panel contains a graph depicting data trends over time, with specific metrics such as Pediatric time to improvement, Test Metric, and Remission - Depression (PHQ-9) displayed. Each metric includes a percentage or average days value, along with additional data points like the number of patients triggered, met inclusion, treated, successes, and measured in time. The Explore & Create New Metrics button is located at the top right corner, allowing users to delve deeper into analytics.

Outcomes Framework - Metric Dashboard

The Inclusion Criteria screen allows users to determine if a given metric datapoint is included in the dataset. Users can select criteria such as the number of days between treatment episode start and selected measurement, with options for 'greater than' or 'less than' a specified number of days. The patient's gender can be selected from a dropdown menu with options 'Male' and 'Female'. Age criteria can be set between specified values at the start of the treatment episode. Initial severity can be chosen from 'Mild', 'Moderate', or 'Severe', and initial score criteria can be set to 'greater than' a specified value. The patient's race can be selected from a dropdown menu. There is also an option to exclude patients who were still enrolled at the end of the time period and not yet successful but had been in care for a specified number of days. Checkboxes are used to activate each criterion, and dropdown menus are used for selecting specific values. The screen is designed to streamline the process of setting inclusion criteria for reporting and analytics purposes.

Outcomes Framework - Inclusion Criteria

The screenshot displays a line graph and statistics related to the 'Helping Hands' program within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform. The graph plots data points over time, with the x-axis representing dates from 12/1/2023 to 6/1/2024 and the y-axis representing numerical values from 0 to 100. The line graph shows fluctuations in data, with a notable increase between 3/1/2024 and 4/1/2024. To the right of the graph, there is a large percentage figure, 40.0%, indicating the success rate. Below this percentage, additional statistics are provided: '4 successes', '10 met inclusion', '11 measured in time', and '542 treated'. These statistics offer insights into the program's performance and outcomes.

Outcomes Framework - Statistics

Outcomes Framework - Treatment Episode Response

Outcomes Framework - Trigger Criteria

Outcomes Framework - Types of Scales

Outcomes Framework - Clinical Severity Categories

The 'Time Window' screen allows users to select the period for measuring the effectiveness of care. It provides options to choose the time window from the start of the treatment episode. Users can select 'Last measurement recorded', 'Last measurement in month X of treatment episode', or 'Last measurement between month X and Y of treatment episode'. The selected option is 'Last measurement in month 3 of treatment episode', with dropdown menus to specify the month. There is also a checkbox labeled 'Include last measurements which meet success criteria prior to this time period' with an information icon next to it. The purpose is to define the timeframe for evaluating outcomes based on the latest measurement within the specified window.

Outcomes Framework - Time Window

Outcomes Framework - Metric Types

The screenshot displays the 'Outcomes Framework - Metric Details' page within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, focusing on reporting and analytics. At the top, there are date selectors for 'Start Month' and 'End Month' set to December 2023 and September 2024, respectively, and an 'Entity' dropdown showing 'Helping Hands'. A 'Clear Filters' option is available next to these selectors. The main section is divided into two parts: on the left, details about the 'Treatment Response - Depression (PHQ-9)' are provided, including the target entity 'Helping Hands', the scale 'PHQ-9', and measurement points with success and inclusion criteria. On the right, a 'Statistics' section features a line graph illustrating data trends over time, with specific metrics below: 530 treated, 11 in time period, 10 included, and 4 successful, resulting in a 40.0% success rate. A 'Download this data in Excel format' button is located below these statistics. At the bottom, a 'Show a breakdown' section offers dropdowns for selecting breakdown criteria and the number of items to display. The top right corner includes 'Abandon metric' and 'Edit this metric' buttons, while a 'Help' button is positioned at the bottom right.

Outcomes Framework - Metric Details

The screenshot displays a user interface for selecting example dates and entities within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, specifically under the Reporting & Analytics feature. At the top, there are two date fields labeled 'Start Month' and 'End Month' with calendar icons for selecting the months, currently set to July 2023 and January 2024 respectively. Below the date fields is an 'Entity' input box where 'Helping Hands' is entered, accompanied by a clear button (X) and a dropdown arrow for additional options. The interface further lists categories such as 'Institute', 'Organization', and 'Provider', each with associated entities like 'Helping Hands', 'Helping Hands Outpatient', 'Amy Bloom MSW', and 'Dr Becky Kennedy PhD'. This screen is used to filter and select specific entities and date ranges for reporting purposes.

Outcomes Framework - Date and Entity

The screen is part of the Outcomes Framework feature within the Reporting & Analytics section of Mirah Measurement-Based Care. It allows users to select a scale to view the types of outcome metrics supported by that scale. The interface includes a dropdown menu labeled 'Scale' where users can choose from available scales. Only scales with existing data are displayed, and the administration count includes baseline measures. The dropdown is centrally located beneath the heading 'Choose a scale', and there is a descriptive text below the dropdown providing guidance on the selection process.

Outcomes Framework - Select a Scale

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform where users can select a preset metric for reporting and analytics. At the top, there is a heading 'Choose a template or start from scratch' with two radio button options below it. The first option is 'Start with a blank metric' and the second, which is selected, is 'Use the following template'. Below the selected option, there is a dropdown menu labeled 'Select a template' that is expanded to show a list of templates including 'Treatment Response - Depression (PHQ-9)', 'Remission - Depression (PHQ-9)', 'Time To Treatment Response - Depression (PHQ-9)', 'Treatment Response - Anxiety (GAD-7)', 'Remission - Anxiety (GAD-7)', and 'Time To Treatment Response - Anxiety (GAD-7)'. Further down, there is another section titled 'Choose a single or multi-scale metric' with two radio button options: 'Single-scale metric' and 'Multi-scale rollup metric'. This interface allows users to choose and customize metrics for tracking clinical outcomes.

Outcomes Framework - Select a Preset Metric

The screenshot displays a user interface for creating a metric within the Outcomes Framework of Mirah's Reporting & Analytics feature. It includes fields for selecting a 'Start Month' and 'End Month', both set to 'Aug 2024' and 'Aug 2025' respectively, each with a calendar icon for date selection. There is an 'Entities' dropdown with 'CoCM' selected, and an option to remove it. A 'Search' field is present for additional filtering. A button labeled 'Show 0 Filters' is located to the right, allowing users to view applied filters. Next to it, a 'Clear Filters' option is available to reset selections. The 'Explore & Create New Metrics' button is prominently highlighted in orange on the far right, guiding users to initiate the metric creation process.

Outcomes Framework - Create a Metric

The screenshot displays a dropdown menu for selecting an entity within the Mirah Measurement-Based Care platform, specifically under the Outcomes Framework - Entities section. At the top, there is a text input field labeled 'Entity' where the user has typed 'Helping Hands'. To the right of this field, there is a clear button represented by an 'X' icon, allowing users to clear the current input. Below the input field, the dropdown menu is divided into three categories: Institute, Organization, and Provider. Under 'Institute', 'Helping Hands' is listed. Under 'Organization', there are two options: 'Helping Hands' and 'Helping Hands Outpatient'. Under 'Provider', two individuals are listed: 'Amy Bloom MSW' and 'Dr Becky Kennedy PhD'. Each category is visually separated, and the options are selectable, allowing users to refine their search or selection of entities for reporting and analytics purposes.