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Assessment for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in adults may be undertaken in a general practice setting by a qualified general practitioner, where clinically appropriate.

This process involves a comprehensive clinical assessment focused on understanding symptoms, their impact on daily functioning, and relevant medical and psychosocial history, and may include the use of validated screening tools and consideration of additional information where relevant.

The GP’s role may include identifying symptoms that require further evaluation, discussing management options to support wellbeing, coordinating care, and arranging referral to a psychiatrist or other relevant specialist for formal diagnosis or treatment if required.

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Acupuncture is performed by a suitably trained general practitioner as part of an individualised care plan, where clinically appropriate. During a consultation, the GP will assess the patient’s medical history, symptoms, and overall health to determine whether acupuncture may be considered as an adjunctive treatment option.

Acupuncture may involve the insertion of fine needles at specific points and is provided alongside conventional medical assessment and management. The GP will discuss the nature of the treatment, potential risks, expected course of care, and alternative options.

Responses to acupuncture vary between individuals, and patients are encouraged to discuss their expectations and any concerns with their GP.

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