Innovation delivers boost to adult ADHD services
Wired Gov
A new NHS programme in England aims to improve adult ADHD services by introducing a primary care-based model with digital innovation, reducing waiting times and pressure on specialist services. The initiative, involving multiple regions and over 20 million people, addresses rising demand and costs linked to untreated ADHD, with an estimated annual economic impact of £17bn. The model, co-designed with patients and healthcare professionals, focuses on early intervention, needs-led care, and cost reduction through more efficient resource use.
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