A cohort across a scale’s bands, and a daily mood and sleep diary read against your own rule.
Installs with PsychMetrics, whose screen it works onA view inside PsychMetrics (Psych Scales) — installing it installs PsychMetrics, where the per-patient trend over serial administrations already lives. What this adds is the Population card — a cohort’s distribution over an instrument’s bands and its flagged count, by age at the date of administration rather than age today — and “Load an instrument”, which imports a scale with its citation and its bands from a document the service is licensed to use. Mood and sleep is a daily diary for a patient with bipolar disorder or depression: the clinician opens it on their own scale (its name and its lowest and highest mood), and each day’s mood and the hours slept go in as the patient reported them, one entry per day. The last 60 days are charted, mood and sleep side by side. The clinician sets their own early-warning rule — sleep below a number of hours for so many nights running, and/or mood at or beyond a value for so many days running, with the source it comes from; none ships, a new rule is kept beside the old ones and the latest stands — and every run that meets it is listed as “meets your rule since” the day it did, for the clinician to act on. Nothing collects sleep, activity or speech from a device: every entry is what the patient told the clinic or logged with it.
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