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The document is an Outcome Rating Scale (ORS) designed to assess an individual's personal well-being, interpersonal relationships, social interactions, and overall sense of well-being over the past week. It includes sections for self-reporting or reporting on another person, with a rating scale to indicate levels of functioning in various life areas.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Outcome Rating Scale in the editor.
Begin by entering your name and age in the designated fields at the top of the form. Select your sex by marking either 'M' or 'F'.
Indicate the session number and date to provide context for your responses.
Identify who is filling out the form by checking either 'Self' or 'Other'. If you select 'Other', please specify your relationship to the individual being assessed.
Reflect on your experiences over the past week and rate your well-being in four key areas: Individually, Interpersonally, Socially, and Overall. Use the scale provided, marking closer to the left for low levels and right for high levels.

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What is the ORS scale in counselling?

The ORS (Outcome Rating Scale) and CORS (Child Outcome Rating Scale) are measures that are used to monitor childrens, young peoples and their familys feedback on progress.

What is the difference between ORS and SRS?

The FIT (Feedback-Informed Treatment) model can be divided into two parts: a 1 minute, 4 question survey given to clients at the beginning of the session called the ORS (Outcome Rating Scale); a 1 minute, 4 question survey called the SRS (Session Rating Scale) completed towards the sessions end.

What is the outcome rating scale?

The Outcome Rating Scale (ORS) and Child Outcome Rating Scale (CORS) are measures used to monitor childrens, young people and their families or carers feedback on therapeutic progress.

What are the four types of rating scales?

When conducting a survey, there are four types of rating scales that can be used effectively: Graphic rating scale. Numerical rating scale. Descriptive rating scale. Comparative rating scale.

What are the 5 levels of rating scale?

The basic system description uses a five-level rating system: Level 5 Outstanding, Level 4 Exceeds Fully Successful, Level 3 Fully Successful, Level 2 Minimally Satisfactory and Level 1 Unsatisfactory.

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What is the difference between ASA and ORS?

ASA system is advantageous particularly in measuring the tool angles for inspection. ORS is commonly used in various analyses (especially when orthogonal machining is assumed) including estimation of cutting force, judging machinability and performance on machining.

How to score SRS and ORS?

Scoring is done in front of the client using a centimeter ruler. Each of the four visual analogue scales is 10cm, so the score for each of the four visual analogue scales is the measurement length on the ruler (e.g. 3.3cm = score of 3.3) with 10 being the highest score for each scale.