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THEN specialQuestions}}}In this example, the questionnaire ''specialQuestions'' is added at the end of the dialog-agenda if the question ''someQuestion'' has been answered with ''answerValue''.
THEN specialQuestions}}}
In this example, the questionnaire ''specialQuestions'' is added at the end of the dialog-agenda if the question ''someQuestion'' has been answered with ''answerValue''.
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THEN questionnaire1; questionnaire2}}}The above example shows that multiple questionnaires/questions for a gradual indication are simply separated by semicolons. It also presents the solution-dependent indication: if the diagnosis ''diag'' has the diagnosis state ''diagState'' (see [Doc DiagnosisRule] for a listing of scoring and diagnosis states) the questionnaires ''questionnaire1'' and ''questionnaire2'' are gradually indicated.\\
Indicating multiple questionnaires or questions in one rule at once also works with all the other indication types.
THEN questionnaire1; questionnaire2}}}
The above example shows that multiple questionnaires/questions for a gradual indication are simply separated by semicolons. It also presents the solution-dependent indication: if the diagnosis ''diag'' has the diagnosis state ''diagState'' (see [Doc DiagnosisRule] for a listing of scoring and diagnosis states) the questionnaires ''questionnaire1'' and ''questionnaire2'' are gradually indicated.
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!!! Syntax - Other indication types
!! Instant indication
!!! Syntax - Instant indication rules
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{{{IF question = yes
THEN INSTANT [questionInstant]}}}In the following example ''questionInstant'' is presented instantly after the current question, if the question ''question'' is answered with ''yes''.
Regarding start questionnaires, however, instant indications don't intervene the order there. Start questionnaires are always presented first.
{{{IF q1 = yes
THEN INSTANT [questionInstant]}}}
In the following example ''questionInstant'' is presented instantly after the current question, if the question ''q1'' is answered with ''yes'' - further questionnqires may be added by additionally listing them in square brackets, separated by semicolons (e.g. [[qs1; qs2]).
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!! Repeated indication
{{{IF question = yes
THEN ALWAYS[question]}}}
Adding the ''ALWAYS~[...]'' will result in the the indication of ''question'' no matter whether it has been already answered or not. That way, questions can be repeatedly presented in the interview (as long as the respective condition, in this case ''question = yes'', holds true).
!! Contra indication
{{{IF question = yes
THEN NOT[question]}}}Adding the ''NOT~[...]'' will prevent the ''questions'' from being indicated until the condition ''question = yes'' no longer holds true.
Regarding start questionnaires, however, instant indications don't intervene the order there. Start questionnaires are always presented first.
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