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Objectives. To examine the comorbidity between choice of drug and ADHD and to investigate the accuracy of a self-reported BADDS scale in identifying ADHD in adults. \udMethods. Forty consecutively recruited patients with SUDs were divided by choice of substance into three groups and administered DSM-IV semi-structured interviews and self-report questionnaires. \udResults. The groups did not differ as regards the prevalence of ADHD, the prevalence of which was 22.5%. The concordance between the tools used was 77.5% (κ 0.50). \udConclusions. ADHD is unrelated to choice of drug so all patients with SUDs should be assessed for ADHD. The introduction of a self-reporting tool in the assessment process would reduce diagnostic errors

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PSYCHIATRY * P61 * DIMENSIONS AND CATEGORIES OF DSM V CRITERIA IN AN INTERNATIONAL SAMPLE OF DRINKING SUBJECTS AND INPATIENT ALCOHOL-DEPENDENT INDIVIDUALS