Mental Health Commission

Outcomes Measurement Framework

The Mental Health Commission’s (Commission) Outcomes Measurement Framework (OMF) aims to support a shift in culture by focusing on outcomes that truly matter to people and communities.

The OMF provides one approach for reviewing mental health, alcohol and other drugs outcomes in the Western Australian population. Consideration of specific social and emotional wellbeing outcomes is also important for Aboriginal people and communities, as well as the outcomes achieved through services. By considering outcomes, meaningful insights can be generated on how to improve outcomes for people, families and communities, and identify areas for future focus.

The OMF was informed by: 

  • national and international frameworks
  • latest evidence and best practice
  • consultation with community, lived experience and service delivery experts 
  • a Delphi Expert Consensus Study.


The wheels above represent the 12 domains of the mental health and alcohol and other drugs OMF. The outer wheel domains describe the outcomes that Western Australians want to experience from mental health, alcohol and other drug services, programs, and initiatives. The inner wheel domains describe person-centred outcomes related to mental health, alcohol and other drug use among the Western Australian population.

Page last updated4 December 2025

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