Bring structure to
assessment preparation.
Find measures for your service, understand what each one contributes, and see how Lirena approaches the work from questionnaire selection to clinician review.
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Each page brings together relevant measures, a preparation example and the questions your team needs answered.
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ADHD and neurodevelopmental clinics
Separate current symptoms from childhood history.
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Autism clinics
Put adult questionnaires in the context of specialist assessment.
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Sleep clinics
Match questionnaires to sleepiness, insomnia and sleep quality.
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Pain clinics
Look beyond pain intensity to everyday impact and activity.
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Obesity medicine clinics
Make room for eating experiences and quality of life.
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Women's health and menopause clinics
Bring symptom, sleep and mood context into the conversation.
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Blood testing clinics
Compare fatigue, sleep and itch questionnaires for your service.
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Oncology and psycho-oncology clinics
See who needs psychosocial attention, what is driving it, and whether they are improving.
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General and multidisciplinary clinics
Find relevant measures across symptoms, distress and functioning.
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From questionnaire choice to clinician review.
The illustrated workflow follows three familiar tasks: choosing a measure, keeping track of replies and preparing the information for review.
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Choose the right measure
Compare each measure's purpose, population and administration requirements. Your clinician decides what belongs in the assessment.
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Know what has come back
The example distinguishes assigned questionnaires from returned responses, so collection and review stay separate tasks.
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Keep the answers in context
Consider the response detail alongside the result. The clinician interprets the information and decides what happens next.
What came back?
What needs review?
Your administrator needs to know which replies are outstanding. Your clinician needs the information behind the result. This example shows how those two jobs relate.
Synthetic workflow illustration using fictional records and statuses.
Collection and review
A clear view of the next job.
- Example 001Questionnaire responseReturned
- Example 002Assigned questionnaireAwaiting reply
The response remains part of the picture.
A practical starting point for your team.
Find measures by service
Start with a curated selection for your specialty. Purpose and administration notes sit beside each catalogue link, making different measures easier to compare.
See the work between the forms
Use the illustrated sequence to compare selection, collection and review with the way your team handles questionnaires today.
Have a more specific conversation
Bring your measure names, collection process and review requirements to a call. Discuss the workflow your clinic needs before choosing a plan.
Understand the measure.
Choose with purpose.
Browse adult ADHD and autism questionnaires, sleep, pain, eating behaviour, menopause, oncology, fatigue and itch measures, alongside common symptom and outcome measures.
Each has its own purpose. Specialist interviews and observations require professional administration, official materials and appropriate training. Instrument licences and digital-use permissions are separate requirements.
Explore the assessment catalogueYour team's questions, answered.
Assessment purposes, clinical responsibilities and the next step for your service.
Is this for our whole clinic or one specialty?
Start with the page closest to your service. If your work spans categories, use the general and multidisciplinary page and browse across the catalogue. Your clinicians choose each measure for its purpose, population and administration requirements.
Can Lirena replace our practice or laboratory system?
Lirena focuses on assessment administration and clinician review. It is not a complete practice management or laboratory system. Keep appointment management, medical records, test ordering and laboratory interpretation within the systems and processes your service uses for them.
How do questionnaires differ from specialist instruments?
A self-report questionnaire collects the person's account. Specialist interviews and observations involve a different administration process and professional requirements. The clinic pages explain those distinctions and link to the relevant catalogue information.
What should we bring to a call?
Bring the measure names and versions your team uses, who administers them, how you track replies and what clinicians need at review. Include any integration or country requirements. Please leave patient details, records and questionnaire responses out of the enquiry.
How do we choose a plan for our clinic?
Compare the current plans on the pricing page. Bring your expected assessment volume, required measures and review process to a call if you need help choosing.
What happens after Get Started or Book Call?
Get Started takes you to account setup. The Free plan requires no card. Book Call lets you choose a time to discuss your clinic's workflow. Please bring measure names and process questions, without patient records or responses.
Bring your clinic's assessment work into the conversation.
Start an account or talk us through the measures, collection steps and review process your team needs.