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How to score the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-10): reverse items 4, 5, 7 and 8, sum to 0 to 40, then compare with norms. Why there are no official cut-offs.
How to score the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-10): reverse items 4, 5, 7 and 8, sum to 0 to 40, then compare with norms. Why there are no official cut-offs.
How to score the OCI-R (0 to 72), which cut-off to use (21 total, or 12 on the 15-item OCD score), what the six subscales mean, and how to record results.
Score the EDE-Q by averaging four subscales (0 to 6) into a global score. Australian norms, research cut-offs and the MBS score of 3 rule explained.
AI scribes in Australia range from free plans with limits to about $85 to $160 per clinician a month. What drives the price, and what to check first.
Can you use Zoom's AI note taker in telehealth therapy? What it captures, where AU data goes, the consent rules, and why a summary isn't a clinical note.
Score the EPDS by adding 10 items rated 0 to 3 (0 to 30). In Australia, 13 or more needs further assessment and a positive item 10 needs urgent review.
Score the WHO-5: add five items rated 0 to 5 for a raw 0-25, then multiply by 4. Below 50% (raw under 13) flags poor wellbeing. What changed in 2024.
How to score the ASRS v1.1: the shaded-box rule (4+ of 6), Harvard's 2024 0-24 method (14+), what Part B is for, and how ASRS-5 differs.
Score the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale: 10 items, five reversed, totals of 0-30 or 10-40. Which items to reverse, norms and why there's no official cut-off.
How to score the 10-item ACE questionnaire (0 to 10), what a score of 4 or more does and does not mean, and how to document it in an Australian practice.
How to score the AUDIT (0-40) and AUDIT-C (0-12), what the WHO risk zones mean, and why Australian guidelines use different cut-offs.
Score WHODAS 2.0 items 0 to 4 and sum them: 0-48 on the 12-item, 0-144 on the 36-item. Simple vs IRT scoring, Australian norms and NDIS use.