Man talking with his GP during an ADHD medication review, with the doctor taking notes in a relaxed consultation setting.

Can a GP Prescribe ADHD Medication in NSW?

From 1 September 2025, new NSW Health rules changed how ongoing ADHD prescriptions are managed in general practice — and for many patients already on a stable treatment plan, this means their GP may now be able to handle continuing…

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