Olges, Lambert, and Fields (2002) developed a model to help clinicians select:

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Olges, Lambert, and Fields (2002) model suggests that clinicians should select outcome measures from a variety of viewpoints and domains. This approach ensures that the instrument used is comprehensive and measures a range of potential outcomes. Selecting a measure that corresponds to the treatment or one that shows the counseling was effective is limiting and may not provide a holistic view of the client's progress. Similarly, selecting the very best outcome measure may not be feasible or necessary as different measures may capture different aspects of treatment outcomes.

Olges, Lambert, and Fields (2002) Developed a Model to Help