At the City Tervisekliinik, it is possible to complete a computer-based QbTest to assess symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The test measures the three main symptoms of ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder): hyperactivity, attention, and impulsiveness.

The results for the person being tested are obtained in a comparison with the norm group, and are presented in the form of reports. In the reports, the levels of activity and impulsivity can be seen graphically, along with concentration throughout the test. In this way, the test results can be presented objectively to both the patients themselves and their loved ones.

The advantage of the test is that it can be carried out repeatedly over a short period of time, so it can be used to assess the therapeutic effect on the symptomatology of ADHD. This provides us with objective information about the effect of treatment on symptoms. The test is also used in clinical work to adjust the dose of a drug.

The QbTest lasts up to 45 minutes. Both adults and children between the ages of 6–60 can be tested.

The QbTest is run by a nurse. The QbTest is one of the tools used in diagnosing ADHD. It must be preceded or followed by a clinical interview. An interview may be held with a specialist from the City Tervisekliinik, if desired. If you have a mental health specialist located elsewhere, we can also perform the QbTest alone and forward the results on paper or by e-mail.

To diagnose Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), the following steps are necessary:

1. Conducting the QBTest to assess symptoms of ADHD.
2. Participating in a clinical interview i.e. DIVA interview.
3. Attending an appointment with a psychiatrist to interpret the results and diagnose.

You can make an appointment without a referral by calling (+372) 660 4931 or by e-mail at info@citytervisekliinik.ee.