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ADHD is a prevalent neurodevelopmental disorder affecting children and adolescents, with behavioral disorders comprising 46.7% of mental health issues.
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Despite available ADHD information, significant unmet information needs exist among patients and caregivers, impacting effective management.
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Parents' inadequate knowledge of ADHD can lead to maladaptive practices, increasing the risk of symptom exacerbation in affected children.
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Information from healthcare providers often emphasizes clinical perspectives, which may not align with the needs of patients and caregivers.
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Research on ADHD information needs is limited, highlighting the necessity for strategies that integrate reputable online resources with professional guidance.
