QbTest
QbTest is an objective tool for measuring the three main signs of activity and attention disorder (ATH) - hyperactivity, attention deficit and impulsivity - in children, adolescents and adults. The test is an important tool for diagnosing ATH, assessing the effectiveness of treatment and long-term monitoring of the disorder.
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The duration of the test is 45 minutes and it is used in the age range of 6 to 60 years.
The test is conducted on a computer-based platform, which is equipped with a specialized controller to measure impulsivity and attention, as well as a motion sensor that provides data on activity levels. The test results are processed by a computer program, comparing them to an age-specific normative group, and are presented in report form. Test results are displayed graphically in the report, making them objective and relatively easy to understand for both the patients and their families. A mental health specialist evaluates the test results comprehensively alongside clinical data. Typically, a specialized questionnaire is also required to confirm an ADHD diagnosis. The test is administered by a psychologist or a nurse, while the psychiatrist interprets the results and collaborates with the patient to plan further steps. For clients who are not receiving treatment at the Toompargi Mental Health Center, the test results are provided in printed form.
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