Adult ADHD Research Dissemination Partnership Initiative

成人多动症研究传播合作伙伴计划

• 批准号: 8601160
• 负责人: STEPHEN V FARAONE
• 金额: $ 29.89万
• 依托单位: UPSTATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2013
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2013-01-01 至 2014-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8601160
• 关键词: Adult; ADHD; Research; Dissemination; Partnership

DESCRIPTION (provided by the applicant): PCPs are the first line of diagnosis and treatment for most adult ADHD patients, yet are poorly educated about the disorder due to the lack of an evidence-based infrastructure for disseminating relevant information. The main reason for this problem is the lingering effects of former controversies about the disorder. According to our needs assessments, PCPs have little training about how to diagnose and treat adult ADHD. They know little about the comparative effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of the diagnostic and treatment options for this disorder. Despite this lack of knowledge, PCPs are usually the first clinicians to be in contact with ADHD adults. Because adult ADHD has a high prevalence, there are not enough psychiatrists to treat this disorder. Our research shows that many PCPs do not feel competent to diagnose adult ADHD and harbor misconceptions about the disorder that lead to erroneous clinical decisions. To disseminate information to PCPs about adult ADHD, we propose to create an innovative, online program to disseminate principles for the evidenced-based, diagnosis and treatment of ADHD in adults to PCPs. The main features of the proposed work are: 1) it will address the diagnosis and treatment of adult ADHD and its co morbidities; 2) its content will be selected and approved by clinical and academic experts; 3) it will use novel, internet based methods; 4) it will be scalable to a allow an unlimited number of participants; 5) it will include an integrated evaluation component and 5) through industry funding, advertisements, and membership fees it will be sustainable after the funding period ends. Considering our investigators, consultants and Stakeholder Advisory Board, our team comprises psychology, psychiatry, primary care medicine, nursing and also the ADHD patient community through the participation of CHADD, an ADHD patient and family support group. This will allow us to develop a high quality program that meets the needs of our target audience and, ultimately, the patients they treat.

描述（由申请人提供）：PCP是大多数成年ADHD患者的第一道诊断和治疗方法，但由于缺乏传播相关信息的基于证据的基础设施，对这种疾病的教育程度很低。造成此问题的主要原因是对该疾病的前争论的挥之不去的影响。根据我们的需求评估，PCP几乎没有关于如何诊断和治疗成人多动症的培训。他们对这种疾病的诊断和治疗方案的比较有效性和成本效益知之甚少。尽管缺乏知识，但PCP通常是第一批与多动症成年人接触的临床医生。由于成人多动症的患病率很高，因此没有足够的精神科医生来治疗这种疾病。我们的研究表明，许多PCP没有能力诊断成人多动症和对导致错误临床决策的疾病的误解。为了将信息传播给PCP有关成人多动症的信息，我们建议创建一个创新的在线计划，以传播成人对PCP的基于证据的基于证据的ADHD的原则，诊断和治疗。拟议的工作的主要特征是：1）它将解决成人多动症及其共同病毒的诊断和治疗； 2）其内容将由临床和学术专家选择和批准； 3）它将使用基于互联网的新颖方法； 4）可以扩展允许无限数量的参与者； 5）它将包括一个综合评估部分，5）通过行业资金，广告和会员费，资金期结束后将是可持续的。考虑到我们的调查人员，顾问和利益相关者顾问委员会，我们的团队包括心理学，初级保健医学，护理，以及ADHD患者社区，以及ADHD患者和家庭支持小组Chadd的参与。这将使我们能够制定一项高质量的计划，以满足目标受众的需求，并最终是他们治疗的患者。