Having clinical utility implies that a measure:

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Clinical utility is not just about being a useful tool for psychologists, but about its ability to improve clinical decision-making and treatment outcomes by providing important information about the client's psychological functioning. Therefore, a measure that has replicated evidence and is a useful tool for psychologists but does not improve decision-making and treatment outcomes may not be considered to have clinical utility. All of the above options are necessary for a measure to have clinical utility.

Having Clinical Utility Implies That a Measure