The test for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has been recommended for use on the NHS.
An online test which could help diagnose children and young people with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder faster has been recommended for use on the NHS .
At the moment, children and young people suspected of having ADHD have the condition diagnosed or ruled out following a detailed assessment. Mark Chapman, director of Nice's HealthTech programme, said: "Evidence presented to our committee showed the QbTest could increase the number of children and young people who get a diagnostic decision within six months of starting assessment."2.6 millionHowever, an online survey by the Petitions Committee, carried out in 2022, asked people for their view of assessment waiting times for ADHD and autism, and attracted 7,340 responses.
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