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On the path to being like everyone else: Experiences of participating in one's own care, an interview study with adults diagnosed with ADHD

ON THE WAY TO BECOMING LIKE ANYONE ELSE. THE EXPERIENCES OF BEING INVOLVED IN THEIR CARE – AN INTERVIEW STUDY WITH ADULT PATIENTES WITH ADHD.

Adults diagnosed with ADHD want to participate in their care, but meaningful participation depends on supportive conditions and plays a key role in improving daily functioning and well-being.

The study aims to explore how adults diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) experience participating in their own care. It is a qualitative study based on interviews with adults with ADHD and forms part of a broader project on adults diagnosed with ADHD and their care. The poster does not specify the sample size, number of interviews, or analytical method used. The findings are presented under three themes: being connected, pathways to participation in care, and finding a place in companionship. Adults diagnosed with ADHD want to participate in their care, but meaningful participation depends on the availability of supportive conditions. Participation helps them develop practical coping strategies, become more independent, and feel like everyone else in society. The authors report that participation in care plays a key role not only in upholding patients' rights but also in improving daily functioning and well-being.

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