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  • Medizinische Fakul­tät OWL

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Gold-AID AI-supported ADHD diagnostics for adults with intellectual development disorders

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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Britta Wrede

Professorship for Medical Assistance Systems

Dr.-Ing. Birte Richter

Research Associate - AG Medical Assistance Systems
Laboratory Management MAS - Research Associate

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Julian Leichert

Research Associate

Prof.'in Dr. med. Tanja Sappok

Klinikdirektorin und Professur für Medizin für Menschen mit Behinderung, Schwerpunkt Psychische Gesundheit

Marnie Scheele

Project duration

March - today

Co-operation partner

MeCS-Kol - Bielefeld University

The "Gold-AID" project aims to develop evidence-based, AI-supported ADHD diagnostics for adults with disorders of intelligence development (SIE).


It is being carried out in a participatory manner as part of the MECS-Kol Research Training Group.


Central components of the project are the German translation and validation of the diagnostic interview DIVA-5-ID as well as pattern analyses to identify objective, behaviour-based and physiological biomarkers. These will be combined with results from developmental diagnostics to create a diagnostic gold standard for adults with SIE.
In addition, a multimodal, computerised attention model will be developed that enables the development of a social agent to carry out targeted, interactive interventions. The model can be used to visualise patterns that indicate an ADHD diagnosis.
These can be used in a shared decision process in diagnostics.

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