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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Pre-medication ADHD screening
Gima R. Gima R.

Pre-medication ADHD screening

Learn why pre-medication ADHD screening matters, what it includes, and how it helps determine whether ADHD medication is safe and appropriate.

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The 19 QT-Prolonging Drugs Every ADHD Prescriber Needs to Know About
Jeffrey Jeffrey

The 19 QT-Prolonging Drugs Every ADHD Prescriber Needs to Know About

When we talk about drug safety in ADHD prescribing, the conversation usually starts with cardiovascular contraindications. These are the headline stops. Every prescriber knows them. What gets less attention is the patient on citalopram 40mg who wants to start atomoxetine. Or the patient on quetiapine and haloperidol where the QT risk compounds. Here are the 19 QT-prolonging drugs every ADHD prescriber needs to know — tiered by risk, with guidance on what your documentation needs to show.

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