DADAP e-poster presented at the World Congress of Psychiatry (Prague, 5–8 Oct 2025)

Oct 7, 2025 | Official News

Dr. Diana Vieru at the World Congress of Psychiatry, Prague, October 2025.

The DADAP consortium was represented at the World Congress of Psychiatry during the e-Poster sessions, where Dr. Diana Vieru (MD, PhD student; Researcher, CEMEX / “Grigore T. Popa” University of Medicine and Pharmacy Iași) presented a collaborative scientific poster entitled:

“Digitizing and Automating the Diagnostic Psychiatric Assessment Process (DADAP): Scaling Innovation in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Worldwide.”

The poster is a joint work authored by members of the DADAP project team: Diana Vieru, Susanne Olofsdotter, Maria Hedqvist, Vajira Thambawita, Adam Jakobsen, Romeo Dobrin, Bogdan Tamba, Marina Romero, Irene Lopez Armenteros, Samaneh Mohammadi, and Tomas Olsson. It reflects the combined expertise and contributions of researchers and practitioners from all partner institutions across the consortium.

Key messages from the poster

  • Digital assessment tools: The DADAP poster outlines recent progress in creating digital workflows and automated processes to support psychiatric assessment in children and adolescents.
  • Standardization & scalability: Results emphasize approaches to standardize data collection and diagnostic criteria, enabling multicenter validation and broader implementation.
  • Clinical and research implications: By streamlining assessment procedures, DADAP aims to support faster, more consistent, and more equitable diagnostic pathways that can improve clinical decision-making and research comparability across sites.

Conference engagement

During the e-Poster session Dr. Vieru engaged with clinicians, researchers and conference attendees who expressed interest in the project’s technical development, validation strategy and possibilities for local pilot studies. The exchange of feedback and practical questions at the Congress will inform on upcoming validation work and partnership outreach.

Contact

DADAP will continue to develop and validate its digital assessment tools in collaboration with clinical partners. For poster materials, collaboration inquiries or more information about the consortium, please contact us.

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