About This Assessment

The Swallowing Safety & Function Assessment is a pre-built, patient-facing assessment designed to help clinicians collect structured information relevant to screen for symptoms and safety concerns related to swallowing (dysphagia) to guide triage and potential referral for clinical evaluation. It gives patients a clear way to provide important context before or between consultations, helping the clinician begin review with information organised around the purpose of the assessment rather than relying solely on an unstructured history. The template is intended to support efficient information gathering and clinical review while keeping interpretation and decision-making with the treating clinician.

What This Assessment Covers

The assessment explores background & Recent Events, symptoms & Safety, and impact & Details. These areas provide a broader view of the patient’s presentation and can help clinicians identify patterns, changes or contextual factors that may be relevant to follow-up. Where the underlying template includes safety-focused items, the information can also help surface responses that may warrant closer or more timely clinician review. The public template page describes these assessment domains without displaying the individual pre-built questions or answer choices.

How Clinicians Can Use It

The template includes 7 pre-built questions and can be used as a starting point inside the Biomarks.ai Assessment Builder. Clinicians can tailor the assessment to their workflow, add or modify questions, configure scoring and conditional logic where appropriate, set responses for additional review, and determine how AI-assisted evaluation should organise and summarise completed responses. Once configured, the assessment can be shared with patients and reviewed alongside other relevant clinical information.

Who This Assessment Is For

This template may be useful for clinicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals who need a structured way to collect and review relevant patient information. It is designed as a flexible assessment framework rather than a substitute for clinical judgement, diagnosis or treatment decisions.