Start with the clinical topic
Each center works as a hub with definitions, signs, assessments, related content, frequently asked questions and references.
Featured clinical assessments
Educational screenings remain available, now organized inside clinical centers.
Dysphagia Screening
Educational questionnaire for signs of swallowing difficulty.
Start assessmentSARC-F
Initial screening for sarcopenia risk.
Start assessmentFall Risk
Educational screening of factors associated with falls.
Start assessmentFrailty
Observation of signs of vulnerability and functional decline.
Start assessmentNutrition Screening
Educational form for signs related to nutritional risk.
Start assessmentMemory and Cognition
Educational observation of cognitive signs in daily life.
Start assessmentTrack early signs with a simple educational screening routine.
Use the clinical centers to help organize complaints, record warning signs and guide next steps before or during professional follow-up.
Identify the main topic
Start with dysphagia, older adult health, mobility or nutrition based on the most relevant complaint.
Use the appropriate assessment
Apply the educational screening to structure signs and support the clinical conversation.
Share objective materials
Use articles and guides to reinforce care, warning signs and the limits of screening.
Reassess when something changes
Repeat the observation when new symptoms, falls, weight loss or functional decline appear.
Usage recommendations
- Record signs reported by the patient or caregiver before interpreting the result.
- Use the result to support conversation, not as a diagnosis.
- Refer for evaluation when there are persistent signs, functional loss or nutritional risk.
- Reinforce that educational content does not replace individualized professional guidance.