First Review
The first real review appears as a baseline or current snapshot with no comparison until another reviewed snapshot exists.
IMR Progress Review
IMR Progress Review is a collaborative tool for mental health practitioners and clients in ongoing illness management and recovery work. It helps capture dated snapshots of recovery goals, self-management, functioning, strengths, and barriers so ongoing care can be adjusted.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Comparisons
Comparisons are descriptive and limited to content areas present in reviewed snapshots; sparse information does not produce change summaries.
History Integrity
Prior reviewed snapshots remain stable, with later updates added as new snapshots or clearly marked corrections.
Does IMR Progress Review create a progress score?
No. It compares recovery and self-management information descriptively and does not calculate global progress scores.
What happens during the first review?
The first review is saved as a baseline or current snapshot, with no prior comparison shown.
Can prior reviewed snapshots be changed?
Reviewed snapshots should remain stable; corrections or later updates should be clearly marked rather than silently overwriting history.