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Two-Year Wait For A Diagnosis? England's NHS Sees Long Delays For ADHD, Autism Assessments
NHS boards across England are imposing minimum waits of up to two years for ADHD and autism assessments, forcing families to pay privately or face lengthy delays for diagnosis and support., Health, Times Now
People with suspected ADHD or autism are now being told to wait at least two years before they can even get an assessment, as NHS bodies in England struggle to keep up with demand for neurodiversity diagnoses. Four NHS integrated care boards (ICBs) h... [2633 chars]
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