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Campaigners hit out at changes to adult autism and ADHD assessment in York

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North Yorkshire and York Health and Care Partnerships say it is not a way of saving money. They say urgent action has to be taken as demand for the service has skyrocketed. In September 2021 there were 60 referrals for adult autism/ADHD. By April 2022 this had gone up three-fold to 180 and there are currently 1,500 people on the waiting list.

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Campaigners hit out at changes to adult autism and ADHD assessment in York

York disability rights campaigners have hit out at changes to the way adults are assessed for autism and ADHD in the city.

2 years ago·York, United Kingdom

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The Press broke the news in York, United Kingdom 2 years ago on Saturday, April 1, 2023.

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