Figure 3.

Illustrative example of a young person’s journey through care. The figure shows how the Platform can be used at different points along the care journey to facilitate measurement-based care to drive personalized treatment decisions. Specifically, in this example, the Platform is being used at entry to care to identify young people reporting higher levels of suicidality, who may need to “skip” the waitlist. The first appointment (much like proceeding clinical contacts) can be used to engage in usual face-to-face clinical care or enhanced by the Platform enhanced by the Platform (as described in point 3 above). As care progresses, ongoing data collection and tracking are used to make personalized treatment decisions, such as connecting to an activity tracker to better understand a young person's sleep wake cycle in relation to their mood, start a new clinical intervention or engage a specialist due to a deterioration in outcomes, or engage in an online intervention when outcomes start to improve. “Computer” by Nikita Kozin from the Noun Project; “Alarm” icon made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com.