Practitioner Interpretation
The tool organizes pretreatment information and surfaces completeness or practitioner-entered concerns. It does not make diagnostic or treatment eligibility decisions.
Pretreatment Clinical Assessment is a practitioner-only neurofeedback intake decision tool for clinicians considering treatment. It helps organize presenting problems, baseline functioning, relevant risks or constraints, and scope considerations before the practitioner decides whether and how to proceed.
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
The tool organizes pretreatment information and surfaces completeness or practitioner-entered concerns. It does not make diagnostic or treatment eligibility decisions.
The preserved baseline profile can later support comparison with treatment response in separate outcome tools.
Missing presenting problems or baseline functioning should keep the profile marked incomplete so the practitioner does not over-rely on unfinished information.
No. It organizes information that supports practitioner decision-making, but the practitioner remains responsible for interpretation.
No. QEEG data are not part of this tool unless handled by a separate assessment tool.
Yes. Practitioner-entered risks or constraints can be surfaced in the review summary.
No. It is a pretreatment assessment profile, not a protocol generator.