Shared care for ADHD medication explained
Shared care can let your GP take over routine ADHD prescriptions once treatment is stable. Here is how it works, and what happens if your GP declines.
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Shared care can let your GP take over routine ADHD prescriptions once treatment is stable. Here is how it works, and what happens if your GP declines.
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