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(New South Wales) Australian ADHD Stimulant Prescribing Regulations

Hi Atelier 3,

thanks for your info. So is it hard to get the correct prescription when you already diagnosed from a specialist? I have ADHD/ impulsive side and the diagnostic lasted i guess 3 months until we tried the first med. What I find horrible is that also GPs are prescribing it all over the world without any diagnostics! I'm on Amphetaminsulfate since 8 years and it helps me a lot. I do not even feel it. It just makes my day easier, especially when it comes to work.

JJ
 
JoEhJoEh said:
Hi Atelier 3,

thanks for your info. So is it hard to get the correct prescription when you already diagnosed from a specialist? I have ADHD/ impulsive side and the diagnostic lasted i guess 3 months until we tried the first med. What I find horrible is that also GPs are prescribing it all over the world without any diagnostics! I'm on Amphetaminsulfate since 8 years and it helps me a lot. I do not even feel it. It just makes my day easier, especially when it comes to work.

JJ
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It is very straightforward and there are even ways to do it if you have history of drug abuse.
 
Atelier3 said:
I’ve seen a range of questions about how adults get prescribed stimulants in Australia in several threads. This document explains how the process works state-by-state.

ADHD Stimulant Prescribing Regulations & Authorities in Australia & New Zealand - AADPA

All states and territories within Australia and New Zealand have their own Schedule 8 regulations which include ADHD stimulants.
aadpa.com.au aadpa.com.au
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Got to love this though: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pharmaceutical/Documents/stim-appln.pdf (This form is to be used to apply for an authority to prescribe a psychostimulant for an adult with any diagnosis, or for a child who does not have a diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)...

Section E: 1. Does this patient meet DSM V criteria for ADHD? #nswhealthfail
 
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