Cost-consequence analysis of a criterion-based screening and triage pathway compared with full ADHD assessment for adults referred to NHS secondary care

CONCLUSION: The CASQ-first pathway may reduce assessment costs and redirect a substantial proportion of referrals away from a direct full ADHD assessment, but the present validation study is not adequately powered to support a definitive economic conclusion. Because the economic result rests on a sensitivity estimate derived from only six confirmed ADHD cases, the projected per-referral and national savings are illustrative planning estimates and not established savings. The economic estimates…

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