What is a Supplemental Finding?

"Supplemental Findings" in Psynth provide a flexible text field for adding important clinical context that doesn't fit into a formal DSM diagnosis but is crucial for a comprehensive report. This feature allows you to elaborate on diagnostic qualifiers, eligibility criteria, or other significant observations.

• Qualifiers for Diagnoses: If you have a broad diagnosis (e.g., Autism Spectrum Disorder) but want to add more specific qualifiers or details about the patient's presentation within that diagnosis.

• Combined Diagnoses: When you've identified multiple diagnoses (e.g., ASD and ADHD) and want to clarify which is considered primary.

• Eligibility for Services: Documenting findings related to eligibility for specific services (e.g., "Jackson is eligible for an IEP in the school district").

• Non-DSM Findings: Include any additional clinical information or conclusions that are not formal DSM diagnoses but are important for the report (e.g., “Jaxon meets the criteria for intellectual giftedness.).

1. Navigate to the Summary of Findings/Diagnosis Section: After generating your report, scroll to the "Summary of Findings" section, immediately below your last assessment. Click Get Started to open the Diagnosis panel.

2. Locate "Supplemental Finding": After selecting your primary diagnosis (or indicating no diagnosis), you'll see a field for "Supplemental Finding."

3. Enter Your Text: Type or paste any additional context or information you wish to include. This is a free-text field.

Psynth will integrate this supplemental information into your report, providing a more detailed and nuanced picture of your findings.