SheldonDx

Help us understand where the workflow breaks

We're building workflow support for autism assessment teams. This takes under 5 minutes and helps us validate the problem, workflow, and buying model before we build further.

Your practice Your time What would help

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About your practice

How many autism assessments do you carry out in a typical month?

1–4 cases 5–10 cases 11–20 cases More than 20 I don't currently do autism assessments

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Besides autism, which other assessments do you currently do?

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Mainly autism assessments ADHD Learning, developmental, or intellectual disability assessments Broader child, adolescent, or adult psychiatric assessment Other neurodevelopmental work, but not autism

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Do you currently have a waiting list for autism assessments?

Yes — several months or more Yes — a few weeks No — we can take families immediately It fluctuates

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Where do you primarily work?

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My own private clinic (solo) Small MDT clinic (2–5 clinicians) Hospital or institution NGO or charitable organisation Listed on an aggregator (MindClan, Practo, etc.)

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Which assessment instruments do you use regularly?

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ADOS-2 / ADI-R MIGDAS-2 ISAA Adult ScreenersRAADS-R, CAT-Q, AQ-10 ADHD ToolsDIVA-5, Conners-3, ASRS Child ScreenersCAST, CARS, Vineland, SDQ Other instruments

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How your time breaks down

After completing an assessment, roughly how long does writing the diagnostic report take you?

Under 1 hour 1–2 hours 2–4 hours More than 4 hours

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Before the assessment, how long does collecting background information take — questionnaires from parents, school reports, previous records?

Under 30 minutes 30 minutes to 1 hour 1–2 hours More than 2 hours I collect it during the assessment itselfNo formal pre-assessment information gathering

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Does the time you spend on paperwork and report writing limit how many assessments you can take on each month?

Yes — it's a real ceiling on how many cases I can manage Somewhat — it slows me down but I manage No — my caseload is limited by other factors

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How do you currently get background information from families and schools before an assessment?

I send forms and follow up myselfBy email, WhatsApp, or phone My admin staff handles it I collect it during the consultation itself I use a patient portal or online intake system It varies — different each time

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What would be most useful

Which parts of the autism assessment workflow would you want better support for?

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A full assessment workflowIntake, screeners, consultation notes, evidence, reasoning, report, and family follow-up Guideline-aligned reasoning across the whole caseOrganizing evidence against autism criteria without taking away clinical control Live ADOS / consultation observation supportCapturing useful observations without breaking the flow of the session MDT-style cross-disciplinary perspectiveUseful when MDT input is limited, slow, or when each clinician needs a wider lens before discussion Intake, forms, school input, and clarification follow-up One organized case viewForms, notes, screeners, interviews, observations, and missing information in one place Report drafting and documentation support Family recommendations, resources, and post-diagnostic follow-up None of these would fit how I work

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Rank the top areas you would most want solved first.

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Based on your answers

You currently spend about several hours per case on paperwork, chasing, and report writing.

That gives us a rough estimate of the admin load around each case.

If patients came to you from our platform with appointment-prep materials already organized—saving you those hours while leaving you in full control of review and decisions—what would you be open to next?

This is about actual buying behaviour, not just interest. Choose the closest fit.

I'd pilot it on my next 1-3 cases if setup was simple I'd want a demo or sample report first, then decide about a pilot I'm interested, but only if the pricing model fits my case volume Not now — this is not high enough priority in my workflow No — I don't think this kind of tool fits my clinical practice

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If the pilot worked clinically, which pricing model would be easiest to justify?

This helps us understand how independent and small-clinic teams actually buy.

Pay per assessment report or per completed case A flat monthly subscription for one clinician A clinic or MDT team licence Only if it also helped bring in patient referrals I couldn't answer until I'd seen evidence of quality and safety

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All done

We'll follow up by email if your workflow is a fit for early pilots. We are keeping outreach to self-tests and dry runs until platform readiness signoff and email OTP verification are in place.