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Using PHQ-9 and GAD-7 Outcome Measures in Your Practice

Set a measurement cadence, deliver screeners through the portal, and document score trends in progress notes.

Published June 4, 2026 · 5 min read

PHQ-9 and GAD-7 scores are only useful when they are routine, scored consistently, and visible in the chart before you write the progress note.

Set a measurement cadence

Intake, every four sessions, and discharge are common intervals. Assign measures through the portal so clients complete them before the visit.

Use scores in supervision and care

Trend lines beat one-off PDFs

Store results in the patient record so you and supervisors see change over time — not scattered attachments.

Document response in notes

Briefly reference score movement in your note when clinically relevant; payers and QA reviewers increasingly expect measurable outcomes in outpatient mental health.

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