GP ADHD Assessment Toolkit
ADHD assessment toolkit for GPs with prescribing rights. AADPA guideline-aligned screening, diagnosis, and monitoring tools with instant scoring.
A curated ADHD assessment pathway built for GPs with prescribing rights — from initial screening (ASRS-6) through comprehensive DSM-5 assessment, childhood history, functional impairment measurement, and comorbidity screening. Every form is auto-scored with clinical severity bands. Designed around how ADHD brains actually process information.
Full Professional access for 30 days. No card.
Assessment Categories
Choose the right outcome measures for your clients.
Adult ADHD pathway (18+)
Follow the AADPA-recommended clinical workflow — screen, assess, gather evidence, measure impact
Child and adolescent ADHD pathway (5–17)
Grouped by who answers: a parent or carer and a teacher
Comorbidity & Differential Diagnosis
AADPA guidelines require ruling out alternative explanations before diagnosing ADHD
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Adult ADHD Assessment Profile
6 instruments. One link. 29 minutes.
Send one link. Your patient completes 6 validated instruments at home. You receive a diagnostic summary with DSM-5 symptom endorsement, childhood history, functional impairment across 7 life domains, and comorbidity screening — aligned to the AADPA assessment pathway above.
Built from 6 validated instruments: ASRS (WHO), WURS-25, WFIRS-S (Weiss, 2000), PHQ-9, GAD-7, AQ-10. 138 items total.
DSM-5 symptom endorsement with inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity subscale counts — a screening picture, not a diagnosis.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about general practice assessments on ClientForms.
What tools do I need to diagnose ADHD as a GP?
The AADPA guideline recommends a combination of clinical interview and validated rating scales. Start with the ASRS-6 screener, then use the full ASRS (18-item) or the Adult ADHD Assessment (DSM-5), a structured interview, for a comprehensive symptom assessment. The WURS-25 captures retrospective childhood symptoms. The WFIRS-S measures functional impairment — required for a valid diagnosis. ClientForms provides all of these with instant scoring and severity bands.
What does the AADPA guideline recommend for ADHD assessment?
The Australian ADHD Guideline (NHMRC-approved) recommends: screening with validated tools like the ASRS, comprehensive clinical interview covering DSM-5 criteria in both adulthood and childhood, assessment of functional impairment across life domains, and differential diagnosis to rule out anxiety, depression, substance use, and autism. Rating scales should complement — not replace — clinical judgement.
Can I diagnose ADHD in children as a GP?
In SA (ages 8+), WA (ages 10+), and VIC (details pending), trained GPs can diagnose and prescribe for paediatric ADHD. The Vanderbilt parent and teacher rating scales collect collateral evidence from two settings as DSM-5 requires. QLD and NSW GP prescribing currently covers adults only.
Is ClientForms compliant with Australian privacy requirements?
Yes. All data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256), stored on Australian servers in Sydney. ClientForms complies with the Australian Privacy Principles. Assessment forms are completed by patients on their own device — no patient data passes through third-party servers.
How much does it cost?
Every new account starts with 30 days of full Professional access, no credit card required. The Adult ADHD Assessment Profile, which sends all six core instruments in one link, is on the Professional plan at A$19/month + GST. Individual instruments also run on Starter (A$9/month + GST, 3 active forms, unlimited responses) or the free plan (3 active forms, 10 scored responses in total).
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Full Professional access for 30 days. No card. The trial starts when you send your first assessment.
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