Create a complete HTML + JavaScript psychological screening form for hospital admitted adult patients.
The form must include:
- WHO-5 Well-Being Index questions
- HADS Anxiety and Depression scale structure
Important:
- Do not include copyrighted HADS questions word-for-word.
- Use placeholders like “HADS-A Item 1” and “HADS-D Item 1” so I can replace them with the official licensed wording.
Design requirements:
- Professional hospital style
- Mobile responsive
- One-page HTML file
- Clean CSS included inside the file
- Patient information section:
MRN, Unit, Age, Gender, Isolation Type, Date
- Consent checkbox before starting
- Likert scale radio buttons
- Automatic scoring using JavaScript
- WHO-5 score:
Sum raw score 0–25, then multiply by 4 to give percentage
- HADS:
Anxiety score = 7 items
Depression score = 7 items
Each item scored 0–3
- Interpretation:
WHO-5 ≤ 50 = Poor well-being
HADS-A ≥ 8 = Possible anxiety
HADS-D ≥ 8 = Possible depression
- Risk level:
Green = normal
Yellow = moderate concern
Red = high concern / psychological follow-up recommended
- Add nurse observation section:
Observed mood, sleep disturbance, appetite changes, social withdrawal, suicide concern observed Yes/No
- If suicide concern is Yes, show alert:
“Immediate clinical escalation and C-SSRS assessment recommended.”
- Add buttons:
Calculate score
Reset form
Print report
Export responses to CSV
- Show final summary report after calculation.
Return the full HTML code only.
Create a complete HTML + JavaScript psychological screening form for hospital admitted adult patients.
The form must include:
Important:
Design requirements:
MRN, Unit, Age, Gender, Isolation Type, Date
Sum raw score 0–25, then multiply by 4 to give percentage
Anxiety score = 7 items
Depression score = 7 items
Each item scored 0–3
WHO-5 ≤ 50 = Poor well-being
HADS-A ≥ 8 = Possible anxiety
HADS-D ≥ 8 = Possible depression
Green = normal
Yellow = moderate concern
Red = high concern / psychological follow-up recommended
Observed mood, sleep disturbance, appetite changes, social withdrawal, suicide concern observed Yes/No
“Immediate clinical escalation and C-SSRS assessment recommended.”
Calculate score
Reset form
Print report
Export responses to CSV
Return the full HTML code only.