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Further ADHD medication shortages

Further ADHD medication shortages

GPs and patients have been warned to plan ahead, with Ritalin tablets already in shortage and further impacts on the way.


ADHD treatment access a ‘postcode lottery’

ADHD treatment access a ‘postcode lottery’

As pressure mounts on existing services, the RACGP is calling for national equity in the treatment and management of people with ADHD.


GPs to diagnose and prescribe for ADHD under ‘breakthrough’ plan

GPs to diagnose and prescribe for ADHD under ‘breakthrough’ plan

West Australian GPs could soon be allowed to diagnose, initiate and manage treatment with stimulant medications.


Period poverty: stigma and access issues endure, study shows

Period poverty: stigma and access issues endure, study shows

It found barriers are leaving patients in ‘desperate need’. Can GPs use education to help meet the menstrual needs of Australians?


Alcohol and pregnancy campaign benefit estimated at $236 million

Alcohol and pregnancy campaign benefit estimated at $236 million

New analysis has suggested a public awareness campaign aimed at pregnant women is having significant financial and wellbeing advantages.


Do GPs know enough about this ‘debilitating’ disorder?

Do GPs know enough about this ‘debilitating’ disorder?

Experts agree there has been a dire lack of education around PMDD, but GPs could be in the ‘ideal situation’ to help.


RACGP calls for fast-tracked ADHD reform

RACGP calls for fast-tracked ADHD reform

Ahead of a mass walk-out of NSW psychiatrists, the RACGP says it is now more important than ever for GPs to be granted ADHD prescribing powers.


First ever National Autism Strategy launched

First ever National Autism Strategy launched

The report says there are ‘high levels of unmet demand’ and significant diagnosis delays, with GPs often the first point of contact.


Federal Government backs ADHD prescribing consistency

Federal Government backs ADHD prescribing consistency

In response to last year’s Senate Inquiry, it also supports-in-principle calls to review relevant MBS items and pathways to GP assessments.


Standards aim to reduce invasive procedures for heavy periods

Standards aim to reduce invasive procedures for heavy periods

While one in four women suffer from the condition, less than half seek treatment and may have a more invasive procedure than necessary.


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