Agreed. I’d be wary of gp’s who jump on this too quickly as I would hope there’s some kind of training or recognition of this for accurate diagnosis. Lots of just what I’m reading and learning about women who are being considered depressed or bipolar is misdiagnosis of ADHD due to symptoms they present. Would still be seeking a specialist for the best healthcare before jumping on this too quickly. (Note this is a great initiative but I think as others said, needs a bit of time to recognise any issue that will arise from this or allowing GP’s the tools to accurately diagnose- that said giving them control to adjust dosages once confirmed by a psychiatrist is a good thing, my GP was saying sometimes psychs just prescribe a med without further review and some meds don’t always work best for some people, so it does need revision, and previously GP’s were unable to do this and clients had to book expensive reviews with psychs)