GUIDANCE AND RESOURCES FOR ADHD CARE
For the General Practitioner
Within this space, we provide a curated collection of resources, clinical information, and practical guidance to support ADHD assessment and management in your practice.
Patient Referrals
We appreciate your referrals and collaboration in supporting individuals seeking ADHD assessment. We are currently accepting new referrals and aim to respond promptly.
For queries regarding referrals or patient care, contact us here
Please use email for all referrals and communications:
admin@adhdta.com.au
Alternatively, you may use our online ADHD referral form.
How we work
We provide evidence-informed psychiatric assessments for patients who have, or may have, ADHD. Our primary service includes the provision of timely 291¹ management plans (Telehealth item 92435), supporting you in developing and coordinating ongoing care.
As part of the assessment, your patient receives a detailed clinical evaluation and recommendations to assist with their continuing management. We will keep you informed of all relevant clinical information following the consultation.
Assessment Reporting
Following your patient’s consultation, a 291 report is provided on the same day. This includes a full diagnostic assessment and a management plan to support coordinated care.
A supplementary assessment may be requested within 12 months of the initial consultation (293³ management plan review; Telehealth item 92436). Medicare permits an annual 291 assessment. The recommended frequency of review may vary depending on clinical needs and local requirements.
ADHD Factsheet for GPs
For General Practitioners seeking guidance on diagnosing and managing ADHD, we offer an evidence-based resource derived from the Australian Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guidelines for ADHD.
This factsheet provides up-to-date information, best-practice approaches, and practical considerations for GPs involved in ADHD care.
