Boost in demand for ADHD diagnoses through telehealth
Telehealth services are offering assessments for ADHD, as some people seeking a diagnosis for the condition don't want to wait months for an in-person consultation. Since February, GPs and nurse practitioners have been able to diagnose ADHD and prescribe medication for it. But many GP practices aren't providing the service, meaning people are turning to virtual assessments. For the second story in her two-part series exploring how the changes have played out so far, Evie Richardson examines the pros and cons of consultations over the phone or online.
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