NSW allows GPs to diagnose and manage ADHD, aiming to reduce costs and wait times for patients.

New South Wales will allow GPs to manage ongoing ADHD prescriptions and diagnose new cases, reducing the need for costly specialist visits and long wait times. This reform, already in effect in Queensland and proposed for Western Australia, aims to improve access to timely and affordable care for thousands of families. GPs must undergo specific training, with funding for the first 1000 doctors provided by NSW Health.