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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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...
19 May

ADHD: What’s behind the recent explosion in diagnoses?

Discover New Scientist’s latest article on QbTest and how objective tests are helping patients receive ADHD diagnosis and the right...
05 Apr

Living with ADHD and the importance of early diagnosis

Kent Surrey and Sussex Academic Health Science Network (KSSAHSN), a part of the wider Academic Health Science Network (AHSN) have...