Qbtech and Creyos both add quantitative data to ADHD assessments, but that’s where the similarities end. Let’s explore…
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Why ADHD diagnoses vary between clinicians and how to improve consistency
During an ADHD assessment, data is collected on patient symptoms from sources like rating scales, clinician interviews, and…
Inside a data-driven clinic: What evidence-led ADHD care looks like in practice
Using relevant clinical data to inform clinical and operational decisions at each stage of an ADHD workflow is…
Response to DHSC Fonagy Report: Independent Review Into Mental Health Conditions, ADHD & Autism
Tony Doyle, Interim CEO, Qbtech Monday 12th October Qbtech Supports Shift to Needs-Led Neurodevelopment Care and Accelerates Its…
How to choose an ADHD test: A clinician’s guide
Today, different types of tools and technology exist to aid in pre-assessment, assessment, and treatment of ADHD. This…
Understanding QbCheck: A complete guide to ADHD testing
QbCheck is an objective ADHD test that you can use as part of a comprehensive evaluation process. The…
Support ADHD patients across life transitions: Clinician tips
For people with ADHD, periods of change can be challenging. Disruptions to routine, changing relationships, and employment or…
Why subjective ADHD assessments aren’t enough
Subjective data from rating scales, clinical interviews, and parent and teacher feedback provide essential information on both symptoms…
How to standardize ADHD assessments across a growing clinical team
Consistent models of ADHD care improve patient experience while maximizing operational efficiency. Having multiple clinicians operating across separate…
How QbCheck supports DSM-5 ADHD assessments
DSM-5 provides one of the most widely used sets of criteria for diagnosing ADHD. To determine whether DSM-5…
