Now available through The Mindful Space: Remote ADHD Testing for Adults
Overview
QbCheck offers remote testing, a computerized tool designed to support the assessment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) by measuring attention, impulsivity, and activity.
It combines a continuous performance test (CPT) with an infrared motion-tracking system to provide objective data on these symptoms.
What it is
- A tool to aid in ADHD diagnosis and management, not a standalone diagnostic tool.
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Allows for remote testing, emphasizing objectivity & accommodating independent partitioning among ADHD symptoms[4].
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Specific details on remote booking procedures for QbCheck often require contacting a healthcare provider or manufacturer directly.
How it works
- The test involves a CPT where the individual responds to specific visual stimuli while wearing a headband with a motion tracker to measure activity.
Research Backing
- Studies show it can reduce time to diagnosis and improve clinician confidence in diagnostic decisions[1][2][5].
Test Duration
- On average, 15-20 minutes to complete
- Additional time is needed for setup & to access the online portal.
Requirements
- A computer with the QbTest software or QbCheck testing link
- A hand-held responder button, mouse, or trackpad
- An infrared motion-tracking system (like webcam)
Booking a Test
- Typically arranged through healthcare providers or clinics that offer QbCheck services.
- Specific booking procedures may vary depending on the clinic or service provider.
Remote Testing
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While the QbTest can be administered in a clinical setting, QbCheck is a version that allows for remote testing
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QbCheck emphasizes objectivity & accommodating independent partitioning among ADHD symptoms[4].
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Specific details on remote testing with QbCheck are available through a trained healthcare provider or the manufacturer.
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