Measurement-based care (MBC) is the systematic evaluation of a patient's symptoms or factors before or during an encounter. It is used to inform treatment and behavioral health interventions. This article argues that MBC is the natural consequence flowing from evidence-based practice. In this article, MBC is defined and explained in detail. Barriers to the implementation of MBC are presented and methods of selecting a measurement tool are evaluated. The article describes areas where MBC can be applied in forensic settings, and specific risk assessment tools are presented and evaluated, including the HCR-20^v3, DASA-IV, DUNDRUM, and CGIC. The article emphasizes how imperative it is that physicians use MBC and discusses why forensic practice is ideally suited to MBC.

基于测量的护理 (MBC) 是对患者在遭遇之前或期间的症状或因素的系统评估。它用于为治疗和行为健康干预提供信息。本文认为 MBC 是循证实践的自然结果。在本文中，对 MBC 进行了详细的定义和解释。介绍了实施 MBC 的障碍，并评估了选择测量工具的方法。文章描述了 MBC 可以在法医环境中应用的领域，并介绍和评估了特定的风险评估工具，包括 HCR-20 ^v3、DASA-IV、DUNDRUM 和 CGI C。文章强调了医生使用它的必要性MBC 并讨论了为什么法医实践非常适合 MBC。