How do you complete the outcome of a star?

There are 9 key stages in ensuring that services can successfully and effectively use the Outcomes Star….

1. Making the Star.
2. Implementing the Star.
3. Understanding the Star.
4. Understanding the Journey of Change.
5. Using the Star with service users.
6. Action planning with the Star.
7. Capturing distance travelled.
8. Reporting with Star data.

What is an outcome star?

Outcomes Stars are evidence-based tools designed to support positive change and greater wellbeing, with scales presented in a star shape and measured on a clearly defined ‘Journey of Change’. The Outcomes Star is completed as part of conversations between individuals and support practitioners such as key workers.

How many outcomes stars are there?

There are over 20 versions of the Outcomes Star. They are sector-wide tools – different versions of the Star include homelessness, mental health and young people. All versions consist of a number of scales based on an explicit model of change which creates coherence across the whole tool and a Star Chart.

What is the family star?

The Family Star (Relationships) is a Star developed specifically for use with services who work with families experiencing inter-parental conflict, and where that conflict could negatively affect effective parenting and the well-being of the children.

What is a recovery star and how is it used?

The Recovery Star is a tool for supporting and measuring change when working with adults of working age who experience mental health problems. It is an outcomes tool, which means that it enables organisations to measure and summarise change across a range of service users and projects.

What is the justice star?

The Justice Star is a version of the Outcomes Star developed for individuals in the criminal justice system, and specifically those in the community, on short custodial sentences or approaching release from custody. All versions of the Outcomes Star have a number of five- or ten-point scales arranged in a star shape.

What is the recovery Star model?

What is the Recovery Star? The Recovery Star is a tool for supporting and measuring change when working with adults of working age who experience mental health problems. It is an outcomes tool, which means that it enables organisations to measure and summarise change across a range of service users and projects.

What is a Blue Star Military Family?

Today, families display these banners when they have a loved one serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. The blue star represents one family member serving, and a banner can have up to five stars. If the individual is killed or dies, a smaller golden star is placed over it.

What is a triangle family?

Triangles in Families Thus, triangles form when discomfort in a two-person relationship runs high and expands into other relationships in the family, binding family members into a series of repetitive interactions and roles.

What is the recovery Star used for?

Who developed the recovery star?

the Association of Mental Health Providers
The Recovery Star developed by the Association of Mental Health Providers (formely the Mental Health Providers Forum), is an outcomes measure which enables people using services to measure their own recovery progress, with the help of mental health workers or others.