E-mental symptom fast screening and self-checking system for assisting diagnosis and treatment

Abstract

The invention relates to an E-mental symptom fast screening and self-checking system for assisting diagnosis and treatment. The system comprises an initial interface, a scale selecting interface, a scale assessing interface and a detecting result interface. The scale selecting interface comprises four selectable scales including a QIDS-SR 16, an HCL-32, an MDQ and a PHQ-9, and the four scales are self-rating depression scales. The detecting result interface comprises grades, condition description, clinic prompt and an instruction. By means of the testing result, a patient can be guided to pertinently see a doctor, and the doctor can be assisted to carry out the diagnosis and treatment. The system can serve as a screening tool for bipolar disorder and other diseases and can also serve as a tool for monitoring the illness. The tablet personal computer technology serves as the basis, the system is simple in structure, and operation is easy and convenient due to the fact that input is achieved through a touch screen and a computer keyboard.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical electronic systems, in particular to an electronic rapid screening and self-inspection system for assisting diagnosis and treatment of mental symptoms. Background technique [0002] According to the research report of the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2004, the disease burden caused by neuropsychiatric problems has accounted for 14% of the total global disease burden, and more and more people are beginning to pay attention to their mental health. In recent years, the medical services of psychiatric institutions have also begun to develop in the direction of sub-specialization and specialization. Various sub-specialty / special disease clinics such as depression clinics, anxiety disorder clinics, and sleep disorder clinics have been opened to provide patients with more targeted care. sex therapy. However, patients with mental illness lack a comprehensive and detailed understanding of their mental status ...

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Secondly, electronic technology has developed too fast in recent years and has not been applied in clinical practice in a timely manner. Psychiatry is a special subject with strong subjectivity, and the pace of electronic technology is relatively lagging behind. Clinicians are not yet accustomed to the clinical application of electronic technology.

Third, many psychiatric patients often seek treatment in general hospitals first, especially those with depression and anxiety, which hinders large-scale early screening of diseases

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