ADHD pilot to fast-track diagnoses where it could impact cases

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ADHD pilot to fast-track diagnoses where it could impact cases

City of London Police will launch the pilot and several other forces are in discussions about it.

Date - 5th May 2023
By - Cachella Smith

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A pilot is being launched with City of London Police which will see individuals in custody getting fast-tracked ADHD diagnoses where it is believed it could impact on their case. A questionnaire, comprising 18 questions, will be given to every...

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