Table 1.

Characteristics of the study sample

Variable	M	SD	Min.	Max.	Missing (%)
Clinics (K = 21)
EBP implementation climate (0 – 4)	1.93	.37	1.32	2.64	0
Innovation & flexibility climate (1 – 4)	3.02	.37	2.35	3.63	0
N youth served in prior year	387.43	243.50	95	1000	0
Therapists (N = 177)
Use of MBC to monitor client progress (1 – 4)	2.17	.86	1.00	4.00	0
Use of MBC to modify treatment (1 – 4)	1.44	.50	1.00	3.00	0
MBC attitudes: Practicality (1 – 4)	3.43	.68	1.60	5.00	0
MBC attitudes: Clinical utility (1 – 5)	3.25	.55	1.71	4.86	<1
MBC attitudes: Treatment planning benefit (1– 4)	3.68	.52	1.40	5.00	0
Graduate training in MBC (0 – 3)	1.33	.93	0	3	<1
Experience with MBC (0 – 4)	1.58	.97	0	4	1
Years of clinical experience	6.63	6.48	0	37	2
Years tenure in clinic	3.36	3.71	0	19	2
Age (in years)	39.06	9.98	24	65	3
	n	%			Missing (%)
Employment model					1
Salaried	68	38.9
Contractor	107	61.1
Employment Status					2
Part-time Employee	43	16.9
Full-time Employee	130	78.5
Race					8
Asian	4	2.3
Black or African American	2	1.1
More than one race	2	1.1
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	2	1.1
Other	8	4.5
White	145	89.9
Ethnicity					2
Identify as Hispanic/Latino	19	10.7
Do not identify as Hispanic/Latino	154	87.0
Gender					2
Male	30	16.9
Female	139	78.5
Other gender identity	5	2.8
Education					<1
Doctoral Degree	7	4.0
Non-Doctoral Degree	169	95.5

Note: EBP = evidence-based practice; MBC = measurement-based care.