ADHD MEDICATIONS - IU
ADHD MEDICATIONS
Rachel Yoder, MD Riley Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Project ECHO 9/19/2019
GOALS
- Review AAP clinical practice guidelines and recommended ADHD medication algorithm
- Review med specifics - Stay practical ? with quick scenarios
AAP CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES
Age Preschool (age 4-5)
Elementary school (age 6-11) Adolescents (age 12-18)
Recommendation
1. Behavioral therapy and environmental adjustments
2. Methylphenidate *safety not established for nonstimulants
1. Behavioral therapy, school environment adjustments, and Stimulants
2. Non stimulants
1. Behavioral therapy, school environment adjustments, and Stimulants
2. Non stimulants
Clinical Practice Guideline. ADHD: Clinical Practice Guideline for the Diagnosis, Evaluation, and Treatment of ADHD in Children and Adolescents. Subcommittee on ADHD, Steering committee on quality improvement and management. PEDIATRICS.Vol 128 No 5. Nov 2011.
AAP CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES MEDICATION ALGORITHM
1. STIMULANT
- Methylphenidate or Amphetamine derivative titrated to effect or max weight-based dose - Stimulant effect size (either): 1.0
2. OTHER STIMULANT 3. NON-STIMULANT
- Alpha agonist or Atomoxetine titrated to effect or max weight-based dose - Nonstimulant effect size (either): 0.7
4. OTHER NON-STIMULANT
STIMULANTS: DOPAMINE REUPTAKE INHIBITION
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