Consensus Statement on Digital Health and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder by the European Network for ADHD (EUNETHYDIS): Modified Delphi Study - Summary - MDSpire

European Network for ADHD (EUNETHYDIS) Consensus on Digital Health Approaches for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: A Modified Delphi Analysis

  • By

  • Anna Price

  • Emi Furukawa

  • Alessio Bellato

  • Pascal-M Aggensteiner

  • Matthew Bellringer

  • Claire Cattel

  • Samuele Cortese

  • David Daley

  • Manfred Döpfner

  • Federica Donno

  • Madeleine J Groom

  • Anna Kaiser

  • Christina Kini-Seery

  • Katarzyna Kostyrka-Allchorne

  • Jonna Kuntsi

  • Stuart Kyle

  • Elizabeth B Liddle

  • Giorgia Michelini

  • Emilie S Nordby

  • Nicholas Peres

  • Tashinga Ruzive

  • Anita Salimi

  • Douglas Sjöwall

  • Edmund J S Sonuga-Barke

  • James Wenger

  • Tamsin Newlove-Delgado

  • July 16, 2026

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Objective:

To establish a consensus on digital health approaches for ADHD through a modified Delphi analysis.

Approach:
  • Consensus Methodology: Utilized a modified Delphi analysis to gather expert opinions on digital health interventions for ADHD.
Key Findings:
  • Digital health innovations for ADHD include assessment tools, intervention platforms, remote monitoring systems, and care delivery models.
  • Challenges in digital health for ADHD include interdisciplinary tensions, inconsistent evaluation methods, privacy concerns, and gaps in real-world evidence.
  • A coordinated approach is necessary to align digital innovations with unified standards and robust evidence.
Interpretation:

Digital health technologies for ADHD are rapidly evolving but require careful design and evaluation to be effective and ethically sound.

Limitations:
  • Limited evidence for the effectiveness of current digital technologies in ADHD care.
  • Technological advancements are outpacing research progress, creating gaps between innovation and evidence.
Conclusion:

A user-centered, evidence-based approach is essential for the development and implementation of digital health interventions for ADHD.

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