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This ADHD program was supposed to improve access. Instead, it’s heightened confusion

A bungled roll-out for parents and adults seeking to ADHD diagnoses and medications has caused frustration and confusion after patients were pointed in the wrong direction.

First reported by The Sydney Morning Herald 1 source
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    This ADHD program was supposed to improve access. Instead, it’s heightened confusion (opens The Sydney Morning Herald in a new tab)

    A bungled roll-out for parents and adults seeking to ADHD diagnoses and medications has caused frustration and confusion after patients were pointed in the wrong direction.

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