The phrase "a self screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an individual evaluates or assesses themselves, often in relation to health, skills, or qualifications.
Example: "Before applying for the job, I completed a self screening to determine if I met the necessary qualifications."
Alternatives: "self-assessment" or "self-evaluation".
The SF-36 is a self screening questionnaire consisting of 36 questions about health related quality of life.
A self screening questionnaire, key questions of which are presented in Additional file 1, will be provided within the invitation pack.
The hospital anxiety and depression scale comprises a self screening questionnaire with 14 questions, which was developed and validated for measuring symptoms of anxiety and depression in the outpatient setting.
There is no clinician present because David is using a self-screening kit.
This is highly pertinent to the Australian program as bowel cancer screening is entirely based upon a self-screening kit delivered by post, which in urban areas is to participant's homes, although mail is not delivered to homes in some rural and remote areas.
Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ9)—a self-report screening tool assessing clinical depression (validated internationally and in India).
People who take a self-screening kit in Hillbrow are required to give their details to counsellors first, and are given advice on what to do with their result.
When large numbers of phosphorylated messenger proteins are generated by increasing concentrations of extracellular ligands, we demonstrate they generate a self-screening environment that regionally attenuates the cytoplasmic field, slowing movement but permitting greater cross talk among pathways.
The over-produced mass of phytoplankton has a self-screening effect and it can be a significant factor in intensively manured and foddered ponds.
The CESD derives from a self-screening test that measures symptoms for a severe depressive episode for the last 2 weeks.
Although the IES-R is not a diagnostic instrument, it could be useful as a self-screening tool for assessing symptomatic status and the first step to identify more vulnerable professionals, who could be then referred to colleagues for a throughout assessment of their condition (adjustment reaction, general distress, anxiety disorder, depression or PTSD).
