Last month I took on a difficult question—why has there been so little adoption of measurement-based care (see Why So Little Measurement-Based Mental Health Care?)? Response rate to treatment is 87% when measurement-based care is used, compared to 63% when the standard of care is used. Even more startling, measurement-based care results in a 74% remission rate, compared to 29% when the standard of care is used. Yet, measurement-based care is an exception rather than the rule in the field. That piece sparked a lot of reader feedback, including a few interesting perspectives from Scott Zeiter, Executive Vice President, Chief Operating…