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The most up-to-date thinking on ADHD from research, diagnosis to treatment and management
Category: ADHD Research
08
Mar
New publication: The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) appraises QbTest
1-minute summary: The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) publishes its Medtech innovation briefing [MIB318] for QbTest. The report highlights...
26
Jan
Dr. Theresa Cerulli on the importance of standardizing ADHD care
1-minute summary: Dr Theresa Cerulli has been specialising in ADHD for 20 years. In this interview, Dr Cerulli reflects on...
25
Jan
Dr. Howard Schub on improving patient care with objective ADHD testing
1-minute summary: In 2022, Dr. Howard Schub joined the Horwitz-Zusman Child & Family Center at Jewish Family & Career Services...
15
Dec
The role of ‘birthdate bias’ in the assessment of children with ADHD at school.
1-minute summary: In our previous blog on ADHD in children at school, we discussed the red flags adults and teachers...
18
Aug
Reshaping ADHD care; an Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust case study
1-minute summary: This case study shares the story of how the Greenwich ADHD team for the Oxleas NHS Trust, tackled...
15
Aug
Danielle Vaeth, CSP on the much-needed change for ADHD care in the United States
Despite the advances made in treatment and care over the past few decades, ADHD often remains poorly understood. It’s not...
08
Jun
New study finds ADHD Test serves as a better indicator of medication effects
Written by Anna Brasile In a study of 77 adult patients, clinical interviews, self-rating scales, and QbTest, an objective ADHD...
21
Sep
Follow up care in the United States
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common and impairing psychiatric disorders affecting children, with an estimated 13% of...
20
May
Medication improves academic performance
Mental health problems in childhood can have a negative impact on learning and academic performance, resulting in considerable consequences for...
22
Nov
ADHD, autism or both?
Reaching a diagnostic decision is seldom straightforward and particularly not when a child or adult presents with symptoms that greatly...
15
Oct
Adolescents outgrowing ADHD criteria
The Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics (SDBP) hosted their 2018 Annual Meeting in Anaheim, California on September 14th –...
15
Oct
ADHD not recognised as SEN
1-minute summary: A recent Department for Education publication highlights an increase in the number of pupils with special educational needs...