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|Videos|July 12, 2021

Is That ADHD Treatment Working?

Author(s)Perry Roy, MD

A new combination of subjective and objective measures might finally provide a reliable answer.

It can be difficult to know if treatments for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder are having the desired effects. This is in part because clinical procedures commonly rely on self-rated scales and interviews. Could a more objective measurement be added into the mix?

In this Mental Health Minute, Dr Roy discusses the results of a recent study on capturing and measuring the effects of ADHD treatments—a study that included a novel objective measurement.

Dr Roy is board certified in internal medicine and pediatrics. He specializes in treating ADHD.

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