ADHD and autism costs in England ‘running out of control’, NHS leaders warn
What to know about ADHD and autism costs in England ‘running out of control’, NHS leaders warn
NHS leaders have warned that the costs of meeting soaring demand for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism services in England are “running out of control” and have become unsustainable, with spending in some areas rising by as much as…
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NHS leaders have warned that the costs of meeting soaring demand for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism services in England are “running out of control” and have become unsustainable, with spending in some areas rising by as much as…
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