Key date: Interstate prescribing reform: 16 February 2026. GP initiation: no date set.
What GPs need
GP must apply for authorisation with specialist clinical report. GPs with Special Interests in ADHD and appropriate training can get 3-year authority. Poisons Act full review underway in 2026.
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How to prepare for your first ADHD assessment with a GP
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Getting the Best Results from Vyvanse: What Your GP Wants You to Know
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