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Evaluations

The Player

Complete evaluations in EVAL's Player — navigate sections, answer questions, track your progress, and view calculated results.

The Player is where evaluations come to life. When you open an evaluation — whether from the Marketplace, your Library, or a shared link — the Player presents the questions, tracks your progress, and displays calculated results when you're done.

Page layout

The Player organizes content into three areas. The header shows the evaluation's title, revision badge, description, and an Actions dropdown for sharing, cloning, and other management tasks. The organization that published the evaluation is identified with a badge linking to their profile.

The content area takes up most of the screen, displaying the current section's questions. A progress sidebar on the right shows your completion percentage, a section tree for jumping between sections, and a Reset button to start over.

On mobile devices, the progress sidebar collapses into an expandable panel above the content area. The section tree and progress bar remain accessible but don't take up permanent screen space.

Presentation modes

Evaluations use one of two presentation modes, configured by the builder in the General tab:

Section by section is the most common format. Each section appears as a group of related questions. You answer all questions in a section, then move to the next. This works well for evaluations with logical groupings — like separating demographics from clinical assessment from scoring.

Question by question presents one question at a time across the entire evaluation. This creates a focused, step-by-step experience and is useful for lengthy assessments where presenting everything at once could feel overwhelming. For single-choice questions in this mode, selecting an answer automatically advances to the next question.

Answering questions

Questions appear in the content area with their prompt text, any attached media (images or videos), and the input controls for your response. How you answer depends on the question type:

  • Number questions show a text input where you enter a numeric value. Some include unit labels or valid range indicators set by the builder.
  • One Choice questions display radio buttons for selecting a single answer from the available options.
  • Multiple Choice questions display checkboxes, letting you select any combination of the listed options.

Required questions are marked with an indicator showing how many remain in the current section — for example, "1 required remaining." You must complete all required questions before you can view results, though you can navigate freely between sections at any time.

If you're running an evaluation for a patient and realize you selected the wrong answer, simply click the correct option. For one-choice questions, the selection switches immediately. For multiple-choice, toggle checkboxes on and off as needed.

The progress sidebar shows every section as an expandable tree. Click any section name to jump directly to it — you don't have to complete sections in order. The currently active section is highlighted, and sections with completed questions show a visual indicator.

Below the content area, Next and Back buttons let you step through sections sequentially. The progress bar at the top of the sidebar updates as you complete questions, showing your overall percentage.

Viewing results

Once you've answered all required questions, the View Result button becomes active. Click it to see the evaluation's calculated output — formula-based scores, interpretive text, risk levels, or whatever the builder configured in the Results tab.

Results appear in the content area, replacing the question view. Each result shows its title and calculated value. Information-type results display educational or interpretive text that doesn't depend on your answers.

Downloading results

After results are calculated, a Download button appears that lets you save a copy:

  • PDF generates a formatted document with the evaluation title, your responses, and calculated results — useful for including in patient records or printing for reference.
  • Copy Text copies a plain-text summary of the results to your clipboard for quick pasting into notes or messages.
The download options are only available in the results view after completing all required questions. They don't appear in the Actions menu or while you're still answering questions.

Resetting an evaluation

The Reset button in the progress sidebar clears all your answers and returns the evaluation to its initial state. A confirmation dialog appears before the reset takes effect, since this action can't be undone. Use this when you want to run the same evaluation for a different patient or start fresh after testing.

Getting started

About page

Review clinical context, literature, and attribution.

Revisions

Track version history and manage revision lifecycle.

Actions and sharing

Share, clone, and manage evaluations from the Actions menu.
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