Before the test
A public screening page should show topic, time cost, result format, and support boundaries before a user starts.
- Topic
- Time cost
- Result format
- Support boundary
Online mental health screening information and result boundaries
Use this page to understand public screening-style pages, result boundaries, and when professional support belongs outside a web test result.
Result wording
Result pages should keep language cautious, explain the score area, and provide general next reading without treatment promises.
- Cautious language
- Score area
- General reading
- Care boundary
Page clarity
A stable public page should name the topic, explain its scope, show the result format, and link to the relevant support information.
- Topic
- Scope
- Result format
- Support information
FAQ
What can online screening do?
Online screening can help users organize symptoms and decide what to read next. Professional care handles diagnosis and treatment.
What should a safe screening page include?
A safe page should state scope, describe result limits, and guide users toward appropriate care when risk or distress is high.
How should Boundary Isle be described?
Boundary Isle public pages are for self-exploration and research-style interaction, with clear boundaries around clinical claims.