3di User Guide
  • Overview
  • Key concepts
    • Frontend and backends
    • Looking after your data
  • Clinical background
    • The four ASD assessments
    • The DSM-5 ASD brief assessment
    • Other assessments
  • Using the software
    • Starting the 3di
    • The main menu
    • Starting an interview
    • Conducting an interview
    • Routes
    • Reports
    • Pre-entry forms
    • Comorbidities
    • Question types
    • Exporting data to SPSS
  • Setup
    • The 3di licence
    • Installation
    • Upgrading
    • Changelog
    • Troubleshooting
    • Installation (old versions)
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  • Generating comorbidity outcomes
  • Interpreting a Comorbidities summary
  1. Using the software

Comorbidities

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Last updated 7 months ago

The Comorbidities Tool allows you to generate for any patient a report in relation to any of:

  • just one disorder (eg Separation Anxiety of Childhood)

  • a chosen family of disorders (eg the Anxiety disorders)

  • all disorders in the system (except where “no” appears in the In Comorbidities Report column of the disorder dropdowns)

The Word report is opened – and saved automatically in the patient’s folder, with a file name on the pattern

Comorbidities_000134

in which 000134 is the patient’s system ID written as six digits.

Each time you generate a comorbidity report the results are appended to the existing document – so always go to the end of the document to find the latest material.

Generating comorbidity outcomes

Open the Comorbidities Tool in one of two ways:

  • click Comorbidities summary in the Case Manager

  • or press <Ctrl + Shift + T> (think of T-ool)

  1. Choose the patient for whom a report is required.

  2. Click an option button to select reporting on a Disorder group, a Disorder, or All disorders.

  3. Unless reporting All disorders, choose required Disorder group or Disorder.

  4. Click the Report button.

Interpreting a Comorbidities summary

The Comorbidities summary has from one to many rows, depending on the choices you make in the Comorbidities Tool. The following notes apply in all cases:

Disorder Group
Disorder
Criteria met?
Qs to do
Notes

Anxiety

Generalised anxiety disorder

yes

Anxiety

Agoraphobia

no

1 of 3

Anxiety

Social anxiety of childhood

no

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ADHD

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

?

2 of 41

Met: 4

Might be met: 1

home: impulsivity

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Criteria met? says whether diagnostic criteria are met or not. Definite outcomes, both positive and negative, are possible even where there are unanswered questions. A ? means that the outcome could go either way, depending on how the Qs to do are completed – so it’s important to answer them.

To find and answer any omitted questions, revisit the interview and select the appropriate – you can then use the Route Explorer to jump to each red question mark.

Route
Case