Efetividade de uma cartilha psicoeducativa sobre o TDAH em estudantes universitários

Abstract

psicologia.v20n2p281-292. Sistema de avaliação: às cegas por pares (double blind review).

Psychoeducation for adult ADHD: a scoping review about characteristics, patient involvement, and content

“…Two studies were conducted in Sweden [26,27], two in Germany [25,28], and one in Ireland [30], the Netherlands [29], and Spain [31] respectively. Outside of Europe, one study was conducted in Korea [32], one in the United States [33], and one in Brazil [34].…”

“…One of these also recruited their participants online [34], while the other recruited from an outpatient clinic [32] before testing their chatbot. Most of the studies reported demographic information such as education level [25][26][27][28][31][32][33][34][35] (n = 9) and employment status [26-28, 31, 32, 35] (n = 7), but few reported on marital status [28,31,35] (n = 3), and only one reported on ethnicity [33]. With regards to medication, most studies included and reported their participants' active medication use.…”

“…With regards to medication, most studies included and reported their participants' active medication use. Three studies did not report medication use [30,33,34], and one study had psychostimulant use as an exclusion criterion [28]. Two studies did not provide any information about concurrent psychiatric issues in their sample [30,34], the rest did assess for concurrent psychiatric disorders.…”

“…Three studies did not report medication use [30,33,34], and one study had psychostimulant use as an exclusion criterion [28]. Two studies did not provide any information about concurrent psychiatric issues in their sample [30,34], the rest did assess for concurrent psychiatric disorders. Two studies had concurrent psychiatric issues as an exclusion criterion [29,31].…”

“…Two studies had concurrent psychiatric issues as an exclusion criterion [29,31]. De Oliveira et al and Salomone et al [30,34] did not provide any information about the sex or gender of their participants. Aside from the two latter studies, 130 out of 256 participants with ADHD in the remaining studies were women (50.8%).…”