Almost 300 GPs trained to treat ADHD
Key points
- Almost 300 GPs across New South Wales have completed training that allows them to diagnose and treat ADHD, and another 300 are expected to start next month. The NSW Government says the reforms aim to make care more accessible and could save families thousands of dollars.
- GPs will be supported by specialist psychiatrists and paediatricians and will continue to refer patients to specialists when needed.
- The government has committed an $11.7 million package in the 2026-27 NSW Budget, including funding for up to 2,500 free GP ADHD assessments.
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