Screening
Questionnaires
Widely used, validated instruments — the same ones clinics use. They describe how you have been feeling recently and give you something concrete to take to your care team.
Before you start
Patient · Caregiver · Family
Depression — 9 questions
Nine questions about how you have been feeling. Widely used in medical clinics, and validated in people with physical illness.
Patient · Caregiver · Family
Anxiety — 7 questions
Seven questions about worry and tension. A score of 10 or more suggests anxiety worth treating.
Patient · Caregiver · Family
Stress — 4 questions
Four questions about how unpredictable and overwhelming life has felt. Quick enough to repeat weekly.
Caregiver · Family
Caregiver strain — 13 questions
Thirteen yes/no questions about the practical and emotional strain of caring. Seven or more suggests significant strain.
Caregiver · Family
Burnout — 6 questions
Six questions about exhaustion. Scored out of 100 — 50 or above suggests burnout.
Patient · Caregiver · Family
Sleep quality — 8 questions
Eight questions about sleep and next-day function. Six or above suggests insomnia worth addressing.
Patient · Caregiver · Family
Quality of life — 5 questions
Five positive statements. Scored out of 100 — here, higher is better. Below 50 suggests poor wellbeing; below 29 warrants a depression screen.
Family · Caregiver · Patient
Grief intensity — 5 questions
Five questions about how grief is affecting you. Designed for use some months after a death, not in the first weeks.
Your answers and scores are stored on this device only, so you can see the trend over weeks. Nothing is uploaded.