Engaging in meaningful activity, e.g., work, school, volunteer activity, leisure activity. Safety and Health Does not want to or does not harm self. Does not want to or does not die from suicide. Does not want to or does not harm others. Free from physical and psychological harm or neglect in the individual s social environment to include home, school, work and service settings.
Person is physically healthy.
Treatment effects, including medication, are more positive than negative. Safety and health is not threatened due to disabilities, being treated with lack of dignity, or discrimination in response to lifestyle or cultural differences. Each of the outcomes is for adults, and for children and adolescents, with the understanding that the outcomes for children and adolescents need to be measured in the context of the family, and need to be operationalized according to developmental and age expectations. Because outcomes for children and adolescents must be viewed in the context of family outcomes and experience, the measurement tools must take this into account. Separate instruments specific to children, adolescents and their families will be used for this reason.