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It sounds like it should be designed in the opposite manner. Present those requesting meds a complicated process to obtain them, and grant the requests for thos
by teeray 3y ago
It sounds like it should be designed in the opposite manner. Present those requesting meds a complicated process to obtain them, and grant the requests for those who demonstrate ADHD by failing to complete it by forgetting, not following up, etc. Those who complete the process quickly are denied.
- seanp2k2 3y agoIf only healthcare made actual sense and applied science to the entire UX of healthcare, not just the treatment research.
- lazystar 3y agoeh. that wouldn't have helped me out. before I was put on ADHD medication, I couldn't hold down a job or a relationship for longer than 6 months; starting the process for an ADHD diagnosis was something I'd put off doing for years. when I finally made the decision to start the process, i would show up to appointments 2 or 3 hours early and sit in the waiting room on my phone, just to avoid forgetting/being late. getting that diagnosis was life-changing. as a funny side-effect of getting medicated, I've been able to build up a life over the past 8 years. now I have a full time job where I've been for 3 years, a long-term relationship, family + friends, pets, a house to take care of, etc. etc.