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NHS plan to triage ADHD diagnoses attacked as rationing

Fonagy review expected to recommend needs-based triaging system

1 Sep 17 · 6d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 1 of 2

The government review, led by clinical psychologist Prof Peter Fonagy at University College London, is due next week and expected to recommend that patients with ADHD symptoms should not automatically receive formal diagnosis but instead be triaged and offered support based on a holistic assessment of their needs. Only those most severely affected or needing medication would be referred to ADHD clinics.

Fonagy review expected to recommend needs-based triaging system
theguardian.com

“There is no 'mild' ADHD. Diagnosis requires evidence of a debilitating impact on your life. We already have a clinically drawn line of need.”

Henry Shelford, chief executive of ADHD UK

Prof Peter Fonagy Lead of government ADHD/autism/mental health reviewHenry Shelford Chief executive of ADHD UKWes StreetingWes Streeting Former health secretary

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    first by Guardian, 6d ago

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