Women's health
Decreased Sexual Desire Screener - operational shell
Assign the DSDS, collect patient responses, score, and review in one clinic workspace.
What is the DSDS?
The Decreased Sexual Desire Screener - operational shell (DSDS) is a widely used psychometric assessment in women's health clinical practice. Clinics use it to collect structured patient responses that support clinical review and documentation.
Who uses the DSDS?
Clinicians in women's health settings use the DSDS as part of intake, assessment, and outcome monitoring workflows. It provides structured evidence to support clinical judgement.
Why send the DSDS through Lirena?
- Assign from the client profile in seconds
- Send a patient-friendly completion link
- Receive deterministic scoring output
- Keep response detail attached to the record
- Export for documentation or downstream systems
What does a reviewed DSDS record look like in Lirena?
After the patient completes the DSDS, Lirena returns scored responses to the client profile. Clinicians can review item-level responses, check the score summary, add notes, and export the record.