MorpheusQ vs SimpliFASD

This app is meant to be used only by Health Care Professionals and is not meant for the general public. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) is a range of disorders that can affect an individual whose mother consumed alcohol during pregnancy. Typically, the disorder is diagnosed via a thin upper lip, a smooth philtrum (the vertical groove above the lip) and/or short Palpebral Fissure Length (the distance between the inner and outer canthi of the eye). MorpheusQ is a tool meant to assist physicians to screen for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders by helping them assess the three facial features mentioned above. It uses the true depth camera to measure the Palpebral Fissure Length, and provides a continuous morph of the lip and philtrum for Caucasian and African American race, so that the physicians can accurately match the subject's facial features.

With the decision tree, prescribers will be able to identify one of four clusters of symptoms with which to target treatment. "Clusters" include hyperarousal, emotional dysregulation, hyperactivity/neurocognitive, and cognitive inflexibility. Once the primary cluster with the greatest impact on patient functioning is known, then the algorithm decision tree identifies a first-line and second-line medication to prescribe. An adjunct therapy is also given for each cluster. Using the decision tree will help manage FASD/ND-PAE patients improve daily function and reduce unnecessary and unwanted medication. Four to six weeks after using the decision tree, prescribers can complete a brief survey to help evaluate the effectiveness of this first-ever medication decision tree for FASD/ND-PAE patients. ** This app integrates with the Health app **