ADHD management needs shaking up

ADHD was first diagnosed in the 1960s.
The process of diagnosing has seen little change since then – many clinicians still rely solely on subjective information…
 

All that is changing, for good…

We’ve added objective data to accurately measure core ADHD symptoms: inattention, activity levels, and impulsivity and incorporating this data to inform ADHD diagnosis and treatment.

Our mission is to give every clinician the tools to see each case more clearly; to have more confidence to rule in or rule out ADHD

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08 Jun

Meet Qbtech Clinical Advisor: Penny Lazell

This was my reason for being Penny started her health career as a Nurse, specialising in midwifery and neonatal intensive...
07 Jun

Watch: What happens if we do nothing about ADHD?

1-minute summary: There can be serious socio-economic impacts if ADHD goes untreated or undiagnosed. Children and adults with ADHD can...
01 Jun

Evaluating ADHD in primary care – objectively

1-minute summary: This case study shares the story of how the Sunlight Group Practice in the Wirral, Merseyside, is the...