Use Conditional Questions and Skip Logic (Rules)

PracticeQ supports skip logic, which hides or shows certain questions or consent forms based on a specific answer. Set up skip logic for a multiple choice question or a radio button question and indicate which questions/forms should be hidden or visible. 

1. Click My Forms.
2. Select the form to which you wish to add a question using skip logic.
3. Add all questions in your form, including the ones that are conditional. Note: Make sure the conditional questions come after the questions that will determine their visibility.
4. Suppose we have a simple multiple choice question that reads Are you pregnant? 
5. When the patient selects Yes, you want to ask 3 additional questions.
6. Click on the three dots icon and select Rules. 
7. Click the Add New Rule button and set the parameters like in the image below.
8. Click Save.

• As you can see, this is a simple IF/THEN logic that you can use to hide/show questions and consent forms based on how your client answers certain questions.
• If you use conditional logic to hide/show consent forms, make sure to move them to the bottom of the questionnaire. See example below.
• As you set it up, use the Preview tool to test your conditional logic.
• Rules can also be used to add or remove Client Tags, or to assign clients to practitioners automatically.