Network, Guidelines & Information
Network, Guidelines & Information
We would like to wholeheartedly thank all professionals across the globe, organisations and researchers in the field of ADHD, Brain, Mental Health, Neurodevelopmental or Neuropsychiatric conditions who support our efforts at ADHD Europe (our various initiatives, ADHD related activities, ADHD Awareness and much much more) and most importantly provide ‘educational resources’ and ‘evidenced-based information’.
At ADHD Europe we recognize and appreciate all the work you do – fostering collaboration efforts among academic, raising awareness through your projects and activities to improve the lives for those affected by ADHD or related conditions.
The information below helps people living with ADHD, their carers, families, adults, teenagers and children in and our hope is that more healthcare medical professionals can gain more knowledge in the medical field of ADHD to properly diagnose ADHD & offer the best treatment options.
ADHD Europe support and endorse the work of the the Diva Foundation who has put a great deal of work into making a reliable tool for assessing and diagnosing ADHD for clinicians or professionals across the globe.
International Consensus Statement: 208 Evidence-based conclusions about the disorder
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews Volume 128, September 2021, Pages 789-818
The Evidence Project
www.evidence-project.org
The Evidence Project
www.evidence-project.org
Literature – Guidelines to opening a Clinical Practice for ADHD Diagnostic Assessment & Treatment (Authored by – Professor J. J. Sandra Kooij)
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence Guidelines (NICE Guidelines) about ADHD – Diagnosis and Management
View the NICE Guidelines
International Consensus Statement
Evidence-based conclusions about the disorder
The International Consensus Statement is available in Arabic, Catalan, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Turkish language.
Arabic – : البيان الدولي الصادر بالإجماع عن الاتحاد الدولي لفرط الحركة وتشتت الانتباه: 208 استنتاجات قائمة على الأدلة العلمية فيما يتعلق بالاضطراب
Catalan – Declaració de consens internacional de la federació mundial de tdah: conclusions basades en l’evidència sobre el trastorn.
Chinese – 世界 ADHD 联盟的国际共识声明： 条循证结论
English – The World Federation of ADHD International Consensus Statement: Evidence-based conclusions about the disorder
French – Déclaration de consensus international de la Fédération mondiale du Trouble Déficit d’Attention / Hyperactivité Conclusions: fondées sur des preuves à propos du trouble
German – Die internationale Konsensuserklärung der World Federation of ADHD:
208 evidenzbasierte Schlussfolgerungen über die Störung
Italian – Dichiarazione di Consensus Internazionale della Federazione Mondiale dell’ADHD
Russian – Международное консенсусное заявление Всемирной федерации СДВГ: доказательных выводов о расстройстве
Spanish – Declaración de consenso internacional de la Federación Mundial de TDAH: conclusiones basadas en la evidencia sobre el trastorno.
Swedish – Internationellt konsensusuttalande från World Federation of ADHD
Turkish – Dünya DEHB Federasyonu Uluslararası Mutabakat Beyanı: Bozukluk Hakkında Kanıta Dayalı Sonuç
SEveral publications may be found on the ‘World Federation of ADHD website’
Practice Guidelines around the World
aadpa
Australian Clinical Practice Guidelines
CADDRA
Canadian ADHD Practice Guidelines
European ADHD Guideline Group (EEAG)
Eunethydis Guidelines
German Guidelines
Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Wissenschaftlichen Medizinischen Fachgesellschaften e.V.
AWMF Leitlinien
AG ADHS Leitlinie
National Institute
for Health and Care Excellence Guidelines
NICE Guidelines
Credit the ‘World Federation of ADHD’
We would like to acknowledge the following International Organisations
WFA – ADHD Guides for pediatricians, psychiatrists, psychologists & other mental health professionals
The World Federation ADHD Guide
La Federación Mundial de TDAH Guía
Guide de la Fédération Mondiale du TDAH
Linee Guida Federazione Mondiale ADHD
世界多动症联合会指南
Credit – the World Federation of ADHD