The ADHD Prescription That Goes Wrong — Are You Covered?
Jeffrey Jeffrey

The ADHD Prescription That Goes Wrong — Are You Covered?

Nobody goes into a consultation intending to miss something. But when a complaint is made, the question isn't whether you're a good clinician. It's whether you can demonstrate — from your records — that you did everything that should have been done. That distinction is the difference between a defensible complaint and a referral to the NMC.

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ADHD Prescribing and Medico-Legal Risk — What Your Documentation Needs to Show
Jeffrey Jeffrey

ADHD Prescribing and Medico-Legal Risk — What Your Documentation Needs to Show

The complaint arrives weeks after the consultation. By then, the prescriber is trying to reconstruct what happened from notes that say "contraindications checked — suitable to proceed." That note is not a defence. It's a conclusion without any evidence of the process that led to it. Here's what defensible ADHD prescribing documentation actually looks like.

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