Different services. A shared approach to assessment preparation.
Your clinic's questionnaire needs may cross specialties. Compare measures by purpose, then plan the requests, replies and review steps around the professional responsible for each consultation.
At a glance
Let the consultation question guide the shortlist.
- Depressive symptoms
Investigate PHQ-9 where relevant
- Anxiety symptoms
Investigate GAD-7 where relevant
- Broader distress
Compare CORE-10's different purpose
One standard pack cannot answer every consultation question.
A clinic working across services can accumulate separate form libraries and tracking lists. Start with the information each consultation needs, then map how your team requests it, tracks replies and prepares it for review.
- Relevant measure selection
- Completion status
- Clinician review
A clear purpose for every step.
Start with the information your clinicians need. Use these steps to plan the questionnaire work around the consultation.
- 01
Select for the consultation
Browse across categories and start with the clinical question. Check the measure's purpose, population and administration requirements before adding it to a pack.
- 02
Map the recurring preparation work
Set out how your team records requests and returned forms across services. Bring any handovers between administrators and clinicians into the discussion.
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Make the review requirements explicit
Identify how clinicians need to read the answers behind a result and use exports. The responsible professional interprets the information and decides any clinical action.
What each measure brings to the review.
PHQ-9, GAD-7 and CORE-10 illustrate different assessment purposes across depression, anxiety and broader distress. They are examples for comparison, rather than a universal screening pack.
Depressive symptom information over the measure's stated timeframe. Individual answers and clinical context matter alongside any total.
Review individual answers in clinical context. Lirena does not provide urgent response monitoring.
Read PHQ-9 catalogue details →Self-reported anxiety symptom information. It serves a different question from a depression or broader distress measure.
Check the official form and suitability for your population. A symptom score is not a diagnosis.
Read GAD-7 catalogue details →A brief measure of broader psychological distress and functioning context. It is not a set of wellbeing subscale scores.
Confirm the intended population, and read the total with the item-level risk response.
Read CORE-10 catalogue details →A practical starting point for your service.
Choose by purpose across specialties
Browse the catalogue across categories and compare the roles of individual measures. Your service does not need to fit one specialist page to start the conversation.
Focus on a job your team repeats
Use the preparation example to discuss requests, completion checks and clinician review. Start with a specific workflow and the people who carry it out.
Your team's questions, answered.
Assessment purposes, clinical responsibilities and the next step for your service.
Can we explore more than one clinic specialty?
Yes. Start here and browse the specialist pages or the full catalogue for relevant measures. Your clinicians choose each measure for the person and consultation, rather than applying one category to every need.
Should everyone receive PHQ-9, GAD-7 and CORE-10?
No. They are examples of different assessment purposes, not a recommended universal battery. Your clinician decides whether a measure is relevant, suitable and properly authorised for the person and consultation.
Is Lirena a complete practice management system?
No. The focus here is assessment selection, collection and review. Appointment systems, medical records and comprehensive medical screening have separate roles in your service.
Does Lirena monitor responses for urgent clinical concerns?
No. Lirena does not provide real-time response monitoring or emergency intervention. Your service remains responsible for clinical review, safeguarding and escalation arrangements.
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.
Start with the assessment work your team repeats most.
Bring a shortlist of measures and the way your clinic collects and reviews them. Talk through the practical steps with us.