Recruitment for Stimulant Shortage Study

[UQBJohnson]

Hi Everyone,

I am conducting a study where I interview ADHD individuals who have had trouble accessing their medication during the recent prescription stimulant shortage.

By examining the experiences of those impacted by the shortage, we aim to understand the extent to which this shortage impacted individuals across multiple domains of their lives. We hope this encourages further investigation into the issue and encourages policy decisions that will move forward in resolving this situation.

The interviews will take between 45 minutes to an hour. A gift card of 20 US dollars will be provided as reimbursement.

If you are interested in participating and are over 18, please message me on this account or by email.

Additionally, please get in touch with me if you have any questions or comments below.

Thank you very much and I look forward to hearing from you.

Benjamin Johnson, University of Queensland.

Email: [e-mail]

[OlderADHD]

Be happy to do interview. I am a late diagnosis adult 70 diagnosed at 68. Live in QLD Gold Coast area.

[UQBJohnson Researcher in reply to OlderADHD]

Hi. Just DM'd you.

[Overthinkingit]

Thanks for doing great work to help the community. I haven't had that bad an issue with the shortage, only with weird US insurance medication prices. Got bumped up 10 mg on my meds this past week and found out that the 40 mg capsules don't come in generic and cost 100 USD out of pocket while the 30 mg was generic and almost completely paid for by insurance. Good luck with your study, rooting for you.