Critical Incident Outcome Measure (CIOM)

Lakshmipriya Kannon; Noi Quao; Ivan Steenstra

Critical Incident Outcome Measure (CIOM)

Lakshmipriya Kannon, Noi Quao, Ivan Steenstra

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Abstract

Critical incident response (CIR) has evolved to require a high level of cultural competence, customization, and adaptability to meet the needs of client organizations while incorporating clinical best practices and current research. The Critical Incident Outcome Measure (CIOM) is a timely and pioneering evidence-based evaluative tool developed by Morneau Shepell over the course of a four-year period. The CIOM tool, based on the Workplace Outcomes Suite (WOS) tool originally developed in 2010, was developed in 2016 [Herlihy et.al., 2018]; beta tests and modifications, along with the publication of a validation paper, were completed in 2017; further feedback was incorporated and an implementation plan developed in 2018; and full program implementation began in 2019.

Original language	English
Journal	Journal of Employee Assistance
Publication status	Published - 2020

Keywords

critical incident outcome Measure
critical incident response
workplace outcome suite
world health organization
data collection

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