Welcome to CHADIS — Latest News: New Version of CHADIS Released

Total Child Health and Brookes Publishing Agree to Release ASQ-3™ on CHADIS
21 July 2010

American Board of Pediatrics approves CHADIS to certify pediatricians for their required Maintenance of Certification (MOC-4)
June, 2010

Video for Training Pediatricians in Autism identification created with Rethink Autism group.
June, 2010

Alternative Functional Criteria for ADHD – research presented at PAS - Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting, Vancouver, CA.
May, 2010

SBIR research award from NIMH for ADHD QI
April, 2010

Maryland Model for Autism Screening presented at OCALI Conference, Columbus, Ohio
November 2009

Infant Mental Health Symposium and ADHD School Identification research presented at SDBP - Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, Portland Oregon
September 2009

NIMH award for ADHD research on community intervention with economic impact
September 2009

New Release Features!
September 2009

CHADIS releases a more complete ADHD module
July 2009

Pediatrics Article reports "high degree of satisfaction with the use of a computer-assisted previsit assessment (CHADIS)"
July 2009

ADHD research using CHADIS presented at PAS - Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting
May, 2009

CHADIS releases new 'CHADIS 0-3' questionnaires for infant/toddler routine care and the assessment of mental health problems
March 2009

NIMH, SBIR award to CHADIS to identify best methods for parent access: (phone vs. laptop vs. kiosk) and most accurate methods for early autism
January 2009

New Version of CHADIS Released
15 September 2008

CHADIS Praised at PAS Meeting
5 May 2008

CHADIS Release 10
26 April 2008

CHADIS Releases New Questionnaires
28 November 2007
CHADIS Release 9 Available
13 October 2007

NICHD Grant for the Validation of CHADIS 0-3
September 2007

CHADIS Releases new Questionnaires
6 September 2007

CHADIS 8 Release Available
16 April 2007

Cisco Foundation Awards ADHD Project Linking Teachers, Pediatricians, and Parents
20 March 2007

Latest News
New Version of CHADIS Released 15 September 2008 — We are pleased to announce a new version of CHADIS with some exciting new features! Some of the most important new features are listed below. Vanderbilt Results Displayed Graphically The results of both the Vanderbilt Parent and Vanderbilt Teacher Questionnaires can now be displayed graphically. This will allow for a quick, easy analysis of the results. The clinician will easily be able to determine what, if any, areas need attention (existing display options are still available). Simply click on the graph icon next to any Vanderbilt questionnaire or result in a patient's report to view the graphical representation of Vanderbilt data. Unviewed Patient Search Our new patient search shows only patients with questionnaires that have not yet been viewed. You will be able to see immediately which patients have questionnaires completed that are waiting to be put into a report. You will no longer have to search for patients; instead, you can look at your screen and see what's waiting for you.

Latest News

New Version of CHADIS Released
15 September 2008 — We are pleased to announce a new version of CHADIS with some exciting new features! Some of the most important new features are listed below.
Vanderbilt Results Displayed Graphically
The results of both the Vanderbilt Parent and Vanderbilt Teacher Questionnaires can now be displayed graphically. This will allow for a quick, easy analysis of the results. The clinician will easily be able to determine what, if any, areas need attention (existing display options are still available). Simply click on the graph icon next to any Vanderbilt questionnaire or result in a patient's report to view the graphical representation of Vanderbilt data.
Unviewed Patient Search
Our new patient search shows only patients with questionnaires that have not yet been viewed. You will be able to see immediately which patients have questionnaires completed that are waiting to be put into a report. You will no longer have to search for patients; instead, you can look at your screen and see what's waiting for you.