Presented by Anthony Rostain, MD, MA, Chair (University of Pennsylvania); David Goodman, MD (Johns Hopkins); Mary Solanto, PhD (NYU Langone); Lenard A. Adler, MD (NYU Langone); Richard Gallagher, MD (NYU Langone), and James McCracken, MD (UCLA).  Recorded at the Annual Meeting of APSARD (American Professional Society of ADHD and Related Disorders.)
Host: Jonathan Marx, MBA, InQuill Medical Communications, LLC

Many ADHD patients go off of their medications over time. Research clearly shows that ADHD patients on medication do better than those without. This panel discusses how to partner with the patient to extend duration – setting expectations correctly, dealing with side effects, and accepting and supporting inconsistency with follow-up visits.

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