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Do I still need a Medication review appt if my GP is prescribing for me?

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Yes. To continue with ADHD Medication a GP needs to have reassurance that you are still under specialist care. If your GP does not get confirmation of this then they are liable to stop your prescription, and it is our duty in terms of safe prescribing to ensure we inform them of not only the times you attend the service but also if you no longer engage with us.
Prescribing guidance for monitoring Controlled drugs is well-defined. As most ADHD Medicines are controlled drugs, we always adhere to safe prescribing guidelines

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Are there still Medication shortages?

This is inevitable unfortunately but also thankfully intermittent.There have always been shortages of medications for all specialities and ADHD medicines are not immune to this. If a shortage occurs it

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Do all GPs agree to shared care?

No. NHS General Practitioners are under no obligation to ‘share care’ with any Private providers, regardless of the speciality and this situation has unfortunately worsened due to the number of

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What is shared care?

This is where your GP agrees to issue the prescription through the NHS so there is no cost All NHS and regulated private services should follow NICE guidelines – and

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Do you assess pre school children?

The assessment and diagnosis of ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) typically occur during school-age years The Diagnostic criteria used by all Clinicians for ADHD are designed for school-aged children rather than earlier

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