This curriculum is designed to strengthen the clinical skills of general practitioners (GPs) in the diagnosis and management of Adult ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). As recognition of these conditions increases in primary care, GPs play a central role in early identification, treatment planning, and long-term management, particularly in settings where access to specialist services may be limited.
The curriculum provides evidence-based guidance on diagnostic assessment, pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions, and management of comorbidities. Core topics include the neurobiology of ADHD, its progression across the lifespan, treatment principles, and overlap with ASD. Learning is delivered online, allowing flexible, self-paced engagement through expert-led content, interactive case studies, quizzes, and applied clinical activities.
By enhancing diagnostic confidence and management capability, this activity supports GPs to deliver timely, appropriate, and holistic care for patients with ADHD and ASD, helping reduce long-term functional and psychosocial risks. The course is CPD-accredited and aligns with ACRRM’s educational framework, supporting high-quality general practice care across diverse clinical settings.
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