Dass167 Link [upd]

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Capabilities and Performance

Core Features You Will Find Behind the DASS167 Link

• Items: 21 total — 7 items per scale (Depression, Anxiety, Stress).
• Response format: 4-point Likert scale (0 = Did not apply to me at all; 3 = Applied to me very much or most of the time) over the past week.
• Scoring: Sum items for each scale and multiply by 2 to make scores comparable with DASS-42. Higher scores indicate greater symptom severity.
• Typical severity cutoffs (DASS-21 multiplied scores):

  Feature Name

  | | DASS‑167 Link | |------------------|--------------| | Feature ID | F‑DASS‑167‑01 | | Epic / Parent | DASS‑167 – Digital Asset Sharing System | | Target Release | v2.5 (Q3‑2026) | | Stakeholders | End‑users (internal staff & external partners), Product Owner, Compliance, Security, Marketing | | Brief Description | A reusable, secure, and analytics‑enabled hyperlink component that points to any DASS‑167 resource (document, video, API endpoint, or external URL). The component can be embedded in the web UI, mobile apps, and email templates, and it automatically applies the organization’s branding, access‑control, and click‑tracking logic. | | Business Value | • Faster onboarding of new digital assets (no custom coding per asset). • Consistent look‑and‑feel across all channels. • Insight into asset consumption (click‑through rates, user segmentation). • Centralised compliance (audit log, expiry, revocation). | dass167 link

  Platform Association

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