Systems and methods to identify a subgroup of ADHD at higher risk for complicating conditions

A computer program product, comprising a computer readable medium having computer readable code adapted to be executed to implement a method for identifying a subgroup of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) patients at higher risk for complicating conditions, the method comprising:

• receiving, from a user or clinician, evaluation data associated with a plurality of patients identified with ADHD as a primary diagnosis;
• obtaining, via the data collection module, EEG data for each of the plurality of patients;
• based at least in part on the EEG data, determining an indicator of ADHD via the clinical/diagnostic module, wherein the indicator supports a positive or negative ADHD evaluation;
• correlating the indicator with the user's or clinician's evaluation data;
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• based at least in part on the correlation, determining, via the subgroup identification module, at least one subgroup of the plurality of patients, wherein the correlation provides positive support for diagnosis of ADHD or provides support of further testing for complicating conditions before proceeding with diagnosis of ADHD in at least one patient within the at least one subgroup.

A computer-implemented method for identifying a subgroup of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) patients at risk for complicating conditions, the method comprising:

• using a data collection module, receiving, from a user or clinician, evaluation data associated with a plurality of patients identified with ADHD as a primary diagnosis;
• and
• obtaining EEG data for each of the plurality of patients;
• using a clinical/diagnostic module, based at least in part on the EEG data, determining an indicator of ADHD, wherein the indicator supports a positive or negative ADHD evaluation;
• and
• using a subgroup identification module, correlating the indicator with the user's or clinician's evaluation data;
• and
• based at least in part on the correlation, determining at least one subgroup of the plurality of patients, wherein the correlation provides positive support for diagnosis of ADHD or provides support for further testing for complicating conditions before proceeding with diagnosis of ADHD in at least one patient within the at least one subgroup.