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What started as a research question in Sweden has grown into two decades of building evidence-based technology for clinicians and researchers worldwide. In this piece, I reflect on that journey, and how validated digital tools are shaping more confident, data-informed ADHD care with Qbtech How do you see digital technology changing the future of mental health care?

A major milestone for ADHD care just landed! Over the last 12 months, I've been part of the story at Qbtech and we've finally launched the latest iteration of our MDR and FDA-cleared ADHD test called QbCheck. It's an objective test that's changing the game for clinicians and patients. If you've not heard of objective testing, then let me break it down for you. Utilising proprietary technology and machine learning, the test gives you an unbiased read on the three main ADHD symptoms (activity, impulsivity and inattention). Historically clinicians would rely primarily on subjective measures like observation and rating scales to make their assessment. With the latest release, clinicians now have access to two new platforms: - QbClinic is their one-stop-shop to administer QbChecks and rating scales to patients and their parents. It also delivers significant clinical admin savings. - QbPath is a patient portal that allows users to ensure they are on top of their tasks and are able to track their diagnostic progress. Best of all? QbCheck can be conducted from anywhere. Meaning that under-represented communities can have more equitable access to cutting-edge medtech.