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Evaluating health care using goal attainment scaling.

As the costs of health care grow and public expectations rise, there has been increasing scrutiny of the effectiveness of treatment and care. The value of practitioners is now determined by the benefits resulting from their intervention, and they are now under greater pressure to use approaches with a sound empirical basis.