New Platform Aims to Simplify ADHD Treatment Decisions for Doctors and Families
Researchers have launched a free, open-access database designed to help clinicians and parents navigate evidence-based treatment options for ADHD more effectively. The tool, published in a major psychiatry journal, could reduce variability in care and improve outcomes by making research findings more accessible to practitioners who treat millions of children annually.
Originaltitel: Translating Evidence Into Practice: Using the Open-Access Evidence-Based Intervention Database for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (EBI-ADHD) Platform to Support Shared Decision-Making
We are pleased to introduce the Evidence-Based Intervention database for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (EBI-ADHD; https://ebiadhd-database.org/),1 a new and open-access online resource for the clinical and research community in child and adolescent psychiatry. EBI-ADHD provides a comprehensive, user-friendly synthesis of the evidence on ADHD interventions.