ADHD Screening & Assessment Dashboard

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NeuroCheck

ADHD Assessment Platform

Clinical

📊Dashboard3

👥Patients12

📝Assessments8

🏥Referrals

Screening

🔍New Screening

📈Impairment Analysis

👨‍👩‍👧Informant Reports

Tools

✅DSM-5-TR Tracker

📄Reports

DR

Dr. Sarah Chen

Consultant Psychiatrist

Clinical Dashboard

Overview of active assessments and patient status

Active Screenings

Pending clinical review

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24

↑ 12% from last week

High Probability

Require urgent referral

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7

↑ 3 new this week

Awaiting Informants

Observer reports pending

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15

5 overdue by 3+ days

Completed This Month

Full diagnostic assessments

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18

↑ 8% vs August

Patient

Probability

Status

Last Updated

Action

JM

James Mitchell

#ADHD-2026-0842

High (87%)

Referral Needed

2 hours ago

SL

Sarah Liu

#ADHD-2026-0841

Moderate (62%)

Informant Pending

5 hours ago

AK

Aisha Khan

#ADHD-2026-0840

Low (34%)

Alternative Pathway

1 day ago

TW

Thomas Wright

#ADHD-2026-0839

High (91%)

Referral Needed

1 day ago

EP

Emma Patel

#ADHD-2026-0838

Moderate (58%)

Screening Incomplete

2 days ago

New Screening

ASRS-v1.1 Adult Self-Report Scale

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This is a screening tool, not a diagnostic test. ADHD cannot be diagnosed from a questionnaire alone. A proper assessment involves clinical interviews, history-taking, and often input from multiple people in your life. Your responses will be reviewed by a qualified healthcare professional.

Question 7 of 18 — Inattention Domain

How often do you have difficulty keeping your attention when you are doing boring or repetitive work?

Question 8 of 18 — Inattention Domain

How often do you have difficulty concentrating on what people say to you, even when they are speaking to you directly?

Question 9 of 18 — Inattention Domain

How often do you misplace or have difficulty finding things at home or at work?

Functional Impairment Analysis

The "Second D" — Symptoms must cause significant problems in two or more settings

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Remember: "If it does not affect your life, mental health, or relationships, you do not qualify for the second D of ADHD: disorder." Rate how much each area is affected because of the symptoms you described.

Life Domain Impairment Scale

💼 Education / Work 7/10

No impactSevere impact

Missed deadlines, underperformance, disciplinary issues

❤️ Relationships 5/10

No impactSevere impact

Conflict with partners, social rejection, difficulty maintaining friendships

💰 Financial Management 8/10

No impactSevere impact

Impulse spending, unpaid bills, debt accumulation

🏠 Home / Daily Living 6/10

No impactSevere impact

Disorganization, missed appointments, poor meal planning

🚗 Driving / Vehicle 4/10

No impactSevere impact

Accidents, speeding tickets, near-misses

😤 Emotional Regulation 9/10

No impactSevere impact

Rejection sensitivity, mood lability, frustration intolerance

🏥 Physical Health 3/10

No impactSevere impact

Sleep disruption, poor medical adherence, missed appointments

Impairment Heatmap

✅ Impairment Threshold Check

CRITERIA MET: You have scored ≥6/10 in 3 domains (Work, Finance, Emotional Regulation) and ≥4/10 in 1 additional domain (Home). This meets the DSM-5-TR requirement for significant functional impairment in two or more settings.

📊 Severity Breakdown

Critical (8-10)2 domains

Moderate (4-7)3 domains

Mild (0-3)2 domains

DSM-5-TR Criteria Tracker

Diagnostic criteria checklist for James Mitchell

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Criterion A — Symptom Count

≥5 symptoms present in Inattention and/or Hyperactivity-Impulsivity domains

MET

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Criterion B — Childhood Onset

Evidence of symptoms present before age 12 (WURS score: 68, school reports uploaded)

MET

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Criterion C — Multi-Setting

Symptoms present in ≥2 settings (Work, Home, Relationships confirmed)

MET

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Criterion D — Functional Impact

Significant impairment in social, academic, or occupational functioning

MET

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Criterion E — Exclusion

Rule out other mental disorders, substance use, medical conditions

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⚠️ Clinical Note Required

Criterion E requires clinical interview to rule out anxiety disorders, depression, sleep disorders, and thyroid dysfunction. PHQ-9 and GAD-7 scores suggest mild anxiety that may be secondary to ADHD. Recommend differential assessment during specialist appointment.

Criteria Completion

🧠 Multi-Informant Comparison

Symptom

Self

Observer

Employer

Inattention

High

High

High

Disorganization

High

High

Moderate

Forgetfulness

High

High

Low

Impulsivity

Moderate

Moderate

Moderate

Restlessness

Moderate

Low

Low

● Match ● Partial ● Discrepancy

📋 Recommendation

4/5 criteria met. High probability of ADHD. Recommend referral to specialist ADHD service for comprehensive clinical assessment including structured clinical interview (DIVA-5 or CAADID) and cognitive testing.

Assessment Report

James Mitchell — Screening completed Sep 1, 2026

🚨 High Probability — 87% Composite Score

Clinical Referral Recommended

Based on your ASRS-v1.1 responses, functional impairment analysis, and multi-informant data, your screening indicates a high probability of ADHD-related difficulties. However, only a qualified healthcare professional can provide a formal diagnosis.

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This is not a diagnosis. This screening tool uses validated instruments (ASRS-v1.1, LDIS) to estimate the likelihood of ADHD. A proper diagnostic assessment requires a comprehensive clinical interview, developmental history review, and often cognitive testing. Please share this report with your GP or an ADHD specialist.

📊 ASRS-v1.1 Scores

Inattention (Part A)22/30

Hyperactivity-Impulsivity (Part B)18/30

Total ASRS Score40/60

Threshold Exceeded: Your Part A score (22) exceeds the clinical threshold of 14. Six of six Part A items scored in the clinical range, indicating significant inattentive symptoms.

📈 Functional Impairment Summary

Most impacted domains: Emotional Regulation (9/10), Financial Management (8/10), and Work/Education (7/10). These scores meet the DSM-5-TR criterion for significant impairment in multiple life settings.

✅ Recommended Next Steps

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Book a GP Appointment

Share this screening report with your GP. They can review your symptoms and refer you to an ADHD specialist service if appropriate.

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Gather Childhood Documentation

School reports, old report cards, or parent recollections of childhood behavior can support the diagnostic process.

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Identify an Observer Informant

A partner, family member, or close friend who knows you well can provide valuable collateral information during assessment.

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Explore Interim Strategies

While awaiting assessment: structured routines, sleep hygiene, exercise, organizational tools, and mindfulness can help manage symptoms.

NeuroCheck ADHD Assessment Platform | Evidence-based screening aligned with NICE Guideline NG87 and DSM-5-TR

This report was generated on September 1, 2026 and is valid for 90 days.

Patient Registry

All registered patients and their assessment status

Patient

Age

Probability

Status

Action

JM

James Mitchell

#ADHD-2026-0842

34

High (87%)

Referral Needed

SL

Sarah Liu

#ADHD-2026-0841

28

Moderate (62%)

Informant Pending

AK

Aisha Khan

#ADHD-2026-0840

41

Low (34%)

Alternative Pathway

TW

Thomas Wright

#ADHD-2026-0839

19

High (91%)

Referral Needed

EP

Emma Patel

#ADHD-2026-0838

25

Moderate (58%)

Screening Incomplete

RJ

Robert Johnson

#ADHD-2026-0837

52

Moderate (55%)

Childhood History Needed

Informant Reports

Manage observer and third-party assessments

Pending Invitations

Awaiting response

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8

3 overdue by 5+ days

Completed Reports

This month

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14

↑ 4 from last month

Agreement Rate

Self vs. Observer correlation

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76%

↑ 3% average

Patient

Informant

Relationship

Status

Action

JM

James Mitchell

Lisa Mitchell

Partner

Completed

SL

Sarah Liu

Pending...

Employer

Sent 3d ago

AK

Aisha Khan

Ahmed Khan

Brother

Completed

Assessments

Manage assessment instruments and versions

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Assessment Management

This module would contain the full instrument library, version control for ASRS, Conners-3, BAARS-IV, and other validated tools, plus normative data management.

Referrals

Track e-RS referrals and specialist appointments

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Referral Management

This module would integrate with NHS e-Referral Service (e-RS) to track specialist ADHD service referrals, appointment bookings, and wait time monitoring.