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We utilize QbTest and QbCheck diagnostic screening tools to aid the assessment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
Both tests measure motor activity down to the millimeter and take 15-20 minutes to complete. Data is compared to a normative control group of the same age and sex at birth, helping to reduce age and gender bias.
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QbCheck is a web-based ADHD test which you can take in-clinic or remotely and QbTest is an in-clinic only test.
ADHD Testing
The Importance of the QbTest
QbTest is not meant to be a stand alone tool for diagnosing ADHD. Instead, QbTest is designed to be added to the assessment process along with clinical interview and rating scales. QbTests' objective data is an important corner of the diagnostic triangle, along with clinical interview and rating scales. By adding QbTest to the assessment and monitoring process you can get a better view of ADHD.
In fact in a study conducted on both children and adolescents, QbTest increased diagnostic accuracy when used during clinical assessment of ADHD as measured by subsequent rates of revised diagnosis over a 12-month period. In comparison to clinical procedure including clinical interview and rating scales alone, QbTest improved diagnostic accuracy by 20%.
When to Test with QbTest
Diagnosis
Initially to aid with diagnosis and to quantify the severity of symptoms
Medication
During medication initiation and dosing changes to ensure efficacy
Reevaluation
Periodically while off medication to determine the need for continued treatment
Compare Test Results of a Child With ADHD vs. a Child Without ADHD
Child With ADHD
Child With ADHD
Child Without ADHD
