Person-Defined Outcomes
The review centers the client's own priorities and practical safety or well-being changes rather than fixed outcome domains.
Harm Reduction Progress Review
The Harm Reduction Progress Review is a ready-to-send tool for practitioners who need a longitudinal picture of person-defined harm-reduction outcomes. It helps capture current priorities, progress, setbacks, practical safety or well-being changes, and what support should continue or change next.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Setbacks Over Time
Setbacks are included as part of longitudinal review and are not treated as failure.
First Review State
A first review creates a baseline and should not display unsupported trend claims.
Is abstinence the only progress measure?
No. The review captures practical harm-reduction changes that matter to the client, not only abstinence status.
Does the tool score outcomes?
No. The supplied specification does not support outcome scores or standardized measures.
Can priorities change over time?
Yes. Prior priorities are preserved while the current review can keep, revise, or mark them no longer relevant.
What is saved from the demo?
The fixed review tool is saved. Fictional priorities, setbacks, and sample history are not saved as real client data.