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ADHD/ADD research

Additional ADHD/ADD testing is indicated when ADHD or ADD is suspected. ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) is a mental disorder that usually begins in childhood and often persists into adulthood. The core symptoms are attention deficit, hyperactivity and impulsivity, which often lead to problems in multiple areas of life, such as at school, at work, in relationships and when pursuing hobbies.
The ADHD/ADD assessment consists of a Psychiatric examination, supplemented by the Structured Diagnostic Interview for ADHD in Adults

Psychiatric examination as part of ADHD/ADD examination

The foundation of any additional ADHD/ADD assessment is a Psychiatric examination, during which an independent psychiatrist forms an opinion regarding the presence or absence of a psychiatric condition. In addition to an ADHD/ADD assessment, a Psychiatric examination may Psychiatric examination be conducted in cases of absenteeism and work disability. In such cases, it provides clarity regarding stalled recovery or a difficult reintegration process. Furthermore, this assessment identifies potential treatment options. In non-absenteeism situations, a Psychiatric examination can Psychiatric examination the question of the accountability of behavior.

An ADHD/ADD evaluation can provide clarity regarding:

  • questions about the presence or absence of ADHD or ADD;
    attention deficit, hyperactivity, and impulsivity;
  • problems in various areas of life, such as school, work, relationships, and hobbies;
  • the need for further objective assessment of cognitive symptoms, such as memory, attention, and concentration;
  • whether additional testing is necessary, such as an intelligence assessment, an insurance-related work capacity assessment, or a neuropsychological evaluation;
  • the application of this knowledge to occupational medicine or insurance medicine practice, for example in the context of return-to-work programs or ensuring that an absence file meets the requirements of the UWV.
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Combination research: ADHD/ADD research with other studies.

An ADHD/ADD assessment can be requested in conjunction with an intelligence assessment, an insurance medical strain assessment and a neuropsychological assessment, among others.

The advantage is that the individual research findings are interpreted and described in context.

ADHD/ADD examinations are requested by, among others:

  • Company doctors
  • Company doctors
  • Insurance Physicians
  • Insurance Physicians
  • Courts

At Sazyes, unfortunately, we cannot serve individuals directly and recommend that they contact their insurer or legal counsel.

How does an ADHD/ADD screening proceed?

Application

Once we receive the request for a neurological consultation, we will contact the person requesting the examination. within one business day to schedule the examination.

The examination

The assessment is conducted by a psychologist and consists of a structured diagnostic interview for ADHD/ADD in adults. In addition, it may be necessary to request additional information from healthcare providers. If needed, a professional interpreter can be provided for this assessment.

The report

The findings are presented in a report. This is sent to the applicant for the study. If the applicant is not a physician, the report will not be sent to the applicant but to the physician listed in the request form.

Information on progress

Our secretariat can inform you about the progress of the examination at any time.

Right of inspection and correction

The report is subject to the right of inspection and correction. This means that the person concerned receives a copy of the draft report before sending it to the applicant and can indicate whether it contains an incorrect representation of facts.