31st May 2018 by Louise Hudman
They have taken out the idea of grading patients into ‘mild’, ‘moderate’ and ‘severe’. Instead management is guided by the impact the ADHD is having.
Instead of a long course, this can now just be a 1-2 session group giving information on ADHD and advice on parenting strategies.
Where oppositional defiant disorder or conduct disorder are coexistent, offer separate support for them.
"I am so glad and grateful for being a member of NASGP's BOB Locum Chambers. I started with them in a critical period of my career as I was a newly-qualified GP, looking for work in a new area. NASGP chair Dr Richard Fieldhouse and Membership Support Manager Ali Lewis's help was a godsend. They introduced me to locum work in a friendly and kind manner, provided valuable support and excellent service through the ever-improving LocumDeck and NASGP website. NASGP also helped me funnelling down all the job offers I received through my locum work until I recently agreed for a salaried position in a GP practice that I love working at. "
Dr Nazar Ahmed, GP, Oxford
