Clyno for Psychiatrists
PHQ-9 and GAD-7 tapped and totalled for you, the score kept across visits so improvement is a number rather than an impression, and your own notes never printed on what the patient carries out.
Sound familiar?
The daily frictions we hear from psychiatrists — and what Clyno does about them.
Made for a psychiatrist's day
PHQ-9 and GAD-7, tapped and totalled
Sixteen taps for both. Clyno adds them up and states minimal, mild, moderate or severe, so nobody is doing arithmetic in front of the patient.
Question nine is never buried
Any answer above zero on the self-harm item raises its own warning on screen. A score of 11 and a score of 11 with that item positive are not the same afternoon.
The score across visits
Last time's numbers sit beside today's, so response to treatment is something you can see rather than judge from memory.
Your notes stay private
The mental-state note is yours. It is never printed on the prescription the patient carries out of the room.
Longer consultations, less typing
Let the scribe listen to the session and draft the note, or dictate the medicines and the review date while you are still with the patient.
Reviews that actually happen
Set the follow-up by voice and the reminder goes to her phone on WhatsApp.
Clyno for Psychiatrists — FAQs
Yes. Both instruments are asked question by question on screen and scored automatically, with the published severity bands stated alongside the total. Earlier visits' totals are shown beside today's so the trend is visible.
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