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If ADHD is a neurobiological disorder, a child’s birthdate or gender should have no bearing on their chances of being diagnosed. from www.shutterstock.com.au

Youngest in class twice as likely to take ADHD medication

Martin Paul Whitely, Murdoch University and Suzanne Robinson, Curtin University

New research has found the youngest children in West Australian primary school classes are twice as likely as their oldest classmates to receive medication for ADHD.
We need a plan to provide patients with the right care at the right place in the right time. AAP/Alan Porritt

Shaping 2015: Time to go back to the drawing board on health

Suzanne Robinson, Curtin University

As the 2015 parliamentary year approaches, The Conversation is examining five key policy areas that have a new minister in charge: health, immigration, defence, social services and science. Today we begin…
In the UK, surgeries are awarded points and additional funding for keeping patients healthy. emanueletudisco photography/Flickr

Creating a better health system: lessons from England

Richard Norman, Curtin University and Suzanne Robinson, Curtin University

Australia has a relatively strong health system by international standards, but it needs a makeover. To generate fresh ideas, The Conversation is profiling five international health systems that have important…

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