In the context of ADHD, we collect a variety of data to enhance our understanding of the condition and improve support for individuals affected by it. This includes personal information such as age, gender, and educational background, as well as behavioural assessments and psychological evaluations. We also gather data from questionnaires that explore symptoms, daily functioning, and the impact of ADHD on personal and social relationships.

The primary purpose of collecting this data is to facilitate research aimed at developing more effective intervention strategies and therapeutic approaches. By analysing these insights, we can better tailor resources and support services to meet the needs of those with ADHD, ultimately enhancing their quality of life and promoting greater awareness and understanding of the condition in society.