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Bethlem and Maudsley Hospitals, London SE5 8AZ
MRC Child Psychiatry Unit, London SE5 8AF
The strong recent public interest in attention deficit disorder and its drug treatment has led to the need for, and development of, guidelines for clinical practice. As a first step in this process our aim was to ascertain the current level of professional consensus on certain points regarding the use of medication in attention deficit disorder. Although a high level of consensus was found in relation to indications and prescribing issues, opinion was divided on details of how the treatment should be delivered — including the role of paediatricians, and the use of psychological treatments.
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