Table 2.

List of indicators and examples of data collected for each indicator.

Indicators	Examples of data collected
Service user engagement and satisfaction with services	Services adapted to the needs of young people Youth-friendly environment Disengagement Outreach practices Youth satisfaction
Family engagement	Type of intervention offered Percentage of families reached Number of visits Satisfaction of family members
Access to care—pathways	Direct access Referral sources, including self and the community Inclusion and exclusion criteria Number of contacts before access
Access to care—systemic delays	Time between referral and First contact First assessment Start of treatment
Continuous education	Number and type of continuing education events attended by workers Supervision and mentoring
Provider-to-patient ratios	Patient: Mental professional ratio Patient: Psychitriest ratio
Evidence-based practices and recovery-oriented practices	Cognitive behavioral therapy, family intervention, employment or study programs, integrated treatment for substance use disorders, and peer support Type of specialists who offer the interventions Percentage of patients receiving long acting injectable antipsychotics Percentage of patients receiving clozapine
Self-reported outcomes by the patient	Patient’s evaluation of their health, recovery, and quality of life