Individuals rate the frequency of positive feelings and beliefs about their health. These responses generate valid and reliable scores for self-appraisal and planning behavioral changes.
Total Well-Being is comprised of six dimensions of life experience: Physical, Emotional, Mental, Social, Life Satisfaction and Life Direction. Deficits show areas requiring attention. Higher Well-Being dimensions
reflect strengths, available
as resources for recovery. Distress levels can also
be rated.
Self-Healthcare®
Well-Being measurement can chart the course of mental health over time.
Self-Healthcare® entails reviewing one’s scores for Well-Being strengths and deficits, taking adaptive actions and tracking
the results.
Interoperable
Clarity measures provide real-time consumer data from mobile devices to all stakeholders in care. Providers can review their clients’ progress and develop strategies to promote Well-Being, self-reliance and freedom from treatment.
Future blockchain systems in healthcare
will require ongoing patient engagement.
Clarity has online tools to map the Well-Being and Distress ratings of covered populations.
Periodic re-assessments display the outcomes of engagement programs to guide populations toward resilience and health.
Clarity Health Assessment Scales, CHAS-24™ This measure yields a Total Well-Being score, Well-Being scores
for the six dimensions and a Brief Distress score.
Clarity Well-Being Scales, CWBS-18™ This measure yields a Total Well-Being score and Well-Being scores
for the six dimensions.
Clarity Well-Being Scale, CWBS-6™ Six items, one for each dimension, produce an index score of positive health status:
Brief Well-Being.
Impact of Life Scale™ Seventeen items measure the stresses and pressures that bear down or “push” upon a person:
such as finances, responsibilities and the pace of activities.
Clarity Needs Assessment™ Eighteen sentence completions elicit the motivational desires which draw
or “pull” a person’s attention.
Clarity Attitude Scales™ Twenty items measure positive and negative self-image portrayals; how people want to see themselves and be seen by others. Such “spin” may be intentional or unintentional.
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