For PsychDiagnoser there is a core interview that includes Axis I-V and dangerousness. Additionally there are optional question modules on psychiatric medication history, family history, developmental history and treatment goals that can be configured. For example, for some patients a module on medication history may be appropriate while for other patients a module on treatment goals would be more appropriate. The mini PsychDiagnoser interview always screens for Axis I disorders and dangerousness and is not configurable. If a patient cannot finish the PsychDiagnoser or mini PsychDiagnoser interview it can be resumed.
Computers are extremely reliable.
Unlike humans, computers will do the same thing, no matter how mundane, indefinitely and consistently. Computers do not have bad days and software does not wear out. A physician can rely on a computer to question and execute diagnostic decision logic in the same way repeatedly. Computers present all questions in an impartial and unemotional manner. Computers do not show change in tone of voice, have facial reactions or make value judgments.