Module 1 : Diagnostic de TDAH: Pourquoi, quand et comment (1,25 crédit)

1. Identifier les signaux d’alerte du TDAH;

2. Dépister le TDAH avec les outils cliniques;

3. Poser le diagnostic de TDAH au fil de la vie;

4. Distinguer les mythes des faits sur le TDAH.

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Médecin de famille, The Shoniker Clinic, Scarborough (Ontario)
Administratrice, CADDRA (Canadian ADHD Resource Alliance)
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