Researchers at Flinders University and digital health company goAct have developed a mobile app to help individuals with ADHD self-manage their condition. The app includes targeted questions, psychoeducation tools, and a clinical dashboard for care teams to track patient progress. A study testing the app identified barriers and enablers to digital innovation in ADHD care, with key challenges including delayed diagnosis and lack of information. Other digital tools for ADHD management are also emerging worldwide, such as a London-based app using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy strategies. The researchers believe that digital health tools can enhance ADHD care by providing more accessible assessment and treatment options for individuals.
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Maximising mobile health tech for ADHD care
