Patients in Australia can now be diagnosed with ADHD by a GP. What does this mean for treatment?
Source: The Guardian Australia · 2026-10-27T23:00:46.000Z · Technology

Many jurisdictions have started to change the rules on diagnosing the disorder, allowing local doctors to play a more central role in care Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Historically, people seeking a diagnosis and prescription for ADHD needed a referral from their GP to see a specialist, often a paediatrician for children, or a psychiatrist for adults. Patients and advocacy groups have long said this leads to high costs and long waits especially for those in regional areas , and amid rising rates and awareness of ADHD. Continue reading...
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