RECOMMENDED CORRECTIVE ACTION
CATEGORY
ACTION DESCRIPTION
01. HISTORY OF SYMPTOMS
Ensure that symptom records are detailed and include specific information about frequency and intensity of symptoms.
02. DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY
Recommend working with a psychologist or child development specialist for a more detailed evaluation.
03. SCHOOL PERFORMANCE
Find out about academic performance in different areas (reading, math, writing) since the beginning of school.
04. SOCIAL INTERACTION
Find out about children's relationships with peers and teachers through situational questions.
05. FAMILY HISTORY
Recommend obtaining a more detailed family tree with an emphasis on psychological and neurological problems in the family.
06. DAILY FUNCTION
Ask about specific problems with the organization and planning of routine activities.
07. CO-EXISTING DISORDERS
Recommend a more detailed assessment by mental health professionals to detect co-occurring disorders.
08. STRESS MANAGEMENT
Recommend individual or group therapy to strengthen stress management skills.
09. PHYSICAL MANIFESTATIONS
Recommend regular physical activity as part of the overall care plan.
10. PATIENT SELF-EXAMINATION
TBD
TOTAL SCORE DEFINITION
RANGE
SCORE LEVEL
DESCRIPTION
>33%
Level 1 - Strategic
I recommend seeking professional advice from a psychologist or psychiatrist specializing in ADHD. A thorough examination can provide a deeper understanding of an individual's specific needs. It is also useful to explore coping strategies and organization techniques that can help improve daily life. Support from family and friends is key, so an open dialogue with loved ones about possible support strategies is recommended. It is also important to follow and adopt appropriate methods of managing stress and maintaining mental health. Changes in eating habits and physical activity can also contribute to overall improvement. An ADHD specialist can provide specific advice and an individualized plan for optimal symptom management.
34-66%
Level 2 - Preferred
I suggest a consultation with an ADHD specialist, such as a psychologist or psychiatrist, who can perform an in-depth assessment and tailor a support plan individually. It is also helpful to work on developing coping strategies and organizational skills that can help improve day-to-day functioning. Engaging in therapeutic interventions, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, can be beneficial in managing symptoms. Support from family and friends is key, and open dialogue with them can bring understanding and help. It is also recommended to monitor and properly manage stress, which can support overall mental health. An individually tailored approach to lifestyle, including diet and physical activity, can contribute to an overall improvement in quality of life.
67-90%
Level 3 - Maintained
I suggest consulting with an ADHD specialist to tailor coping strategies to the individual. Work on strengthening organizational skills and time management techniques. Therapeutic support, especially cognitive-behavioral therapy, can provide effective tools to manage symptoms. Involving family and friends in the process can enhance social support. Emphasis on managing stress and maintaining mental well-being is key. Adopting healthy lifestyle habits, including regular physical activity and a balanced diet, can support overall health. Monitor your own progress and return regularly to the ADHD specialist to assess the effectiveness of the strategies and adjust the support plan as needed.
91-100%
Level 4 - Excellence
I recommend maintaining regular communication with an ADHD specialist and reflecting on individual needs. Strengthening coping and organizational skills is still important, as is a balanced approach to lifestyle. Therapeutic intervention can be valuable in deepening understanding of one's patterns of behavior and thinking. Support from family and friends can strengthen the strength of social connections. Maintain a regular sleep pattern, regular physical activity and diet. Adopting strategies to maintain mental well-being and prevent stress will contribute to overall well-being. Regular reflection on one's progress and possible adjustments to the support plan can be the key to maintaining optimal mental health.