Challenges in Making an Accurate Diagnosis

In traditional ADHD diagnosis and treatment, the diagnostic process is long and subjective, and symptom assessments are mostly based on clinical observations and questionnaires. These methods may not sufficiently take into account individual differences and may lead to difficulties in making a correct diagnosis. In addition, the treatment process is often based on standard approaches, and personalized interventions that are suitable for each individual's needs are often lacking. This may result in limited effectiveness and results in the treatment process.