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Discuss the demands of a particular role alongside the employee's account of concentration, organisation, routines and everyday impact.
The ADHD Passport helps an employee explain patterns they may find difficult to describe in a meeting. Its value is in the detail: where tasks become difficult, how that affects them and what needs further discussion.
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Discuss the demands of a particular role alongside the employee's account of concentration, organisation, routines and everyday impact.
Use the discussion to explore changes such as clearer priorities, written instructions or a different working environment, where relevant to the person and role.
The Passport is a sensitive health document. Employees choose whether to share it; managers should only request and retain information needed for the support discussion.
Ask what they would like you to understand and which parts of the document they want to discuss. Do not require broad circulation of their full health history.
Identify the relevant job demands and consider suitable support with HR or occupational health where appropriate.
Agree a review date and a clear way for the employee to explain what is working or needs changing.

From our complete fictional adult sample. Open the full Passport and PDF
The Passport is not a diagnosis, occupational health assessment or fitness-for-work certificate. It does not decide legal disability status. Employers should follow their duties and relevant advice when considering reasonable adjustments.
Each issued Passport combines the introduction letter and report in one PDF, digitally certified by Neuro FX Ltd after clinical approval. Its reference and QR code provide a route to check the issued document.
How review and document verification workThe person chooses who receives their copy. Agree a secure way to share it and handle it under your organisation's confidentiality and retention procedures. The verification page does not disclose their questionnaire answers or clinical findings.
Read how ADHDassess handles personal informationRead a complete fictional Passport, including its introduction letter, clinical summary, screening evidence and limitations.