Adaptive Health Questionnaires: Methods, Implementation, and User Impact

Vladyslav Malanin

doi:10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i03.45768

Adaptive Health Questionnaires: Methods, Implementation, and User Impact

Author(s)	Vladyslav Malanin
Country	Ukraine
Abstract	The need for personalized, streamlined, and scalable ways to evaluate health is driving the advancement of adaptive health questionnaires that rely on computerized adaptive testing (CAT) to ensure questions are the most relevant, reduce the effort needed from patients, and guarantee accurate results. This article looks closely at the ideas behind, logic of, software details for, and ethics of using adaptive questionnaires in today’s health systems. Using IRT and advanced machine learning techniques, adaptive questionnaires automatically adapt to each user’s responses as they take the test, resulting in a more accurate measurement with a much shorter exam. This article covers essential aspects of adaptive assessment, for example, items under IRT (1PL, 2PL, 3PL), item bank creation and calibration, real-time scoring, and criteria for stopping answers. Both the obstacles and new solutions related to digital health platforms, such as working with wearables and mobile health systems such as Apple HealthKit and Google Fit, are discussed. Important points about UX/UI design are explained, mainly highlighting that emotionally safe, accessible, and open solutions should be provided for adaptive interactions. Results are provided from both simulations and actual use by many people, which show that their suggestions are accurate, take less time, and are appreciated by all users within the study group. Special efforts are made to ensure that adaptive assessments do not cause unfairness, invade privacy, result in real-time changes, or lack clear instructions about consent. It concludes by noting several difficulties yet to be overcome: using adaptive technologies for many health conditions, upgrading item banks as needed, interpreting AI-powered decisions, linking adaptive systems to national health systems, and applying them during emergencies and crises. It demonstrates that using adaptive health questionnaires helps achieve progress in precision medicine, collecting helpful data for public health, and adapting care to the needs of each user. People are asking for global standards, combined government efforts, and long-term studies to guarantee ethical and fair use of these tools across the world's health care.
Keywords	Computerized Adaptive Testing, Digital Health Assessment, Item Response Theory, Personalized Health Monitoring, Ethical AI in Healthcare
Field	Computer
Published In	Volume 7, Issue 3, May-June 2025
Published On	2025-05-23
DOI	https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i03.45768
Short DOI	https://doi.org/g9mnzv

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