Patient Assessment Questionnaires can be created and linked with specific Care Pathways to suit the requirements of the consultation, For example a Care Pathway called 'Occupational Health' can be linked to a Patient Assessment Questionnaire appropriate to an Occ Health consultation.
In addition you can create a Patient Assessment Questionnaire for patients booking an appointment. When the patient books an appointment an email can be automatically sent with a link that enables the patient to complete their contact details and submit a Patient Health Assessment appropriate prior to their visit. See Appointment Booking or Pre Visit Confirmation
Questions on Patient Assessment Questionnaire support a wide range of question types from simple Yes/No to multi-choice responses, text input, dates and fields. Each question can be configured to request additional information if certain responses are submitted.
The basic workflow is to create a questionnaire and then link a set of questions to it, choosing from a list of questions your have created. Inca Clinic comes with sample list of questions, which you can add to or modify.
TIP: When updating or creating Patient Assessment Questionnaires it's useful to add two tabs to Inca Clinic: the Questionnaires tab and the Questions tab. Then if you need a new Question while creating a Questionnaire you can easily click on the Questions tab, forumlate the question and the click on the Questionnaires tab to add the question to the questionnaire you're working on. 1)
You can create several types of questions: 2)
For Radio and Checkboxes: enter the options divided by a semicolon e.g. Yes;No;Maybe
You can order the questions using the order field.
You can also divide the questionnaire into sections using the Questionnaire Category dropdown list. If you use the Categories then the questions can be ordered within these sections. For example: Category 1: Q1,Q2,Q3; Category 2: Q1,Q2,Q3 etc.
To add more question categories:
To remove an association between a question and a questionnaire:
Removing an association in this way does not affect the answers given on previously saved assessments. For example, if the question 'Are fit and healthy today?' is removed it does not remove the question or answers given on past assessments that have been completed.