After each assessment, QOOM produces reassessment guidance based on the current findings and any available history.
Urgency levels
- reassess_soon — one or more metrics are declining, or high-priority caution flags are present. Suggested interval is shorter (2–3 weeks depending on module).
- reassess_scheduled — metrics are stable or the subject is overdue. Suggested interval is the module's standard (4–6 weeks).
- continue_monitoring — metrics are improving and no caution flags. Next assessment at the standard interval is sufficient.
- insufficient_data — not enough history to suggest timing. Additional assessments needed first.
Per-module standard intervals
| Module | Standard | Urgent | |---|---|---| | Gait | 6 weeks | 3 weeks | | Squat | 4 weeks | 2 weeks | | ACL Hop | 4 weeks | 2 weeks | | CMJ | 4 weeks | 2 weeks |
Triggers for earlier reassessment
QOOM will suggest earlier reassessment if:
- Two or more metrics are declining.
- A high-priority caution recommendation is present.
- It has been more than the standard interval since the last session (overdue).
What reassessment guidance does not mean
- It is not a clinical prescription for reassessment timing.
- It does not override the subject's individual clinical context.
- It is based only on the data available in QOOM, not the subject's full history.
Use the suggested interval as a starting point. Adjust based on the subject's overall progress, scheduling, and clinical needs.
Setting a reassessment reminder
Reassessment reminders are planned in a future release. For now, the suggested interval is included in the report PDF for reference.