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About The Course:

Thirty-one-year-old Chris has been facing difficulty focusing on tasks, is easily distracted and cannot keep himself organized. He realizes that these symptoms have existed for quite some years but now they are getting worse. Chris suspects he suffers from attentions deficit hyperactivity disorder. Your task, as a healthcare professional, is to perform an ADHD assessment by asking him questions related to his symptoms and clinical history. His responses will form the basis of your diagnosis.

In this AI-based patient assessment, users can conduct a realistic conversation with a virtual patient. As in a real-life patient interaction, the user is free to ask the patient any question and expect an intelligible response.

Learning Objectives:
  • Conduct an accurate diagnosis 
  • Prepare an enhanced treatment planning 
  • Inform and increase awareness of comorbidities 
  • Gain improved professional competence
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Core Skills Training

ADHD Patient Assessment

An accurate ADHD assessment is vital to arrive at a proper diagnosis. As a healthcare professional, your job is to identify the correct questions to ask and be able to understand the patient’s responses, both verbal and body language. This virtual patient is AI-enabled and capable of providing intelligible responses to questions. Asking him relevant and accurate questions will elicit a proper response which will serve as the basis for your diagnosis.