Measured Data Versus Interpretation
The tool should keep measured EEG/QEEG data, descriptive summaries, and practitioner interpretation separate.
Raw EEG / QEEG Assessment is a practitioner-only neurofeedback planning tool for clinicians who need measured EEG-based information before selecting training targets. It helps organize data sources, clinical context, practitioner-identified patterns or deviations, and baseline markers into an interpretable assessment profile.
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The tool should keep measured EEG/QEEG data, descriptive summaries, and practitioner interpretation separate.
A designated baseline assessment persists for later neurophysiological comparison when future assessments are available.
Poor-quality data, missing context, or non-comparable reassessment conditions should be marked as limiting interpretation.
No. It organizes EEG/QEEG assessment outputs and practitioner context; exact acquisition workflow is outside the specified product.
No. Training targets are not generated automatically and should only be practitioner-entered or handled in a separate protocol definition tool.
No. Raw EEG and QEEG outputs should not be conflated when they represent different evidence types.
No. It must not generate unsupported diagnostic labels or conclusions.