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Table 1.

Sample characteristics.

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Table 2.

Annual ADHD-related visit rates by age, sex, income quintile, and rurality.

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Fig 1.

Expected and observed trends in ADHD-related visit rates during the COVID-19 pandemic*.

*The pre-pandemic data (2017–2019) are used to estimate the expected rate during the pandemic years 2020–2021 (with 95% CI). Data for Fig 1 are found in the Supporting information file, see S2A Table in S2 Table.

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Table 3.

Annual prevalence of patients with one or more ADHD-related visits by age, sex, income quintile, and rurality.

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Fig 2.

Expected and observed trends in ADHD-related visit prevalence during the COVID-19 pandemic*.

*The pre-pandemic data (2017–2019) are used to estimate the expected rate during the pandemic years 2020–2021 (with 95% CI). Data for Fig 2 are found in the Supporting information file, see S2B Table in S2 Table.

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Table 4.

Annual prevalence of patients with one or more prescriptions for an ADHD-related medication by age, sex, income quintile, and rurality.

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Fig 3.

Expected and observed trends in ADHD prescription prevalence during the COVID-19 pandemic*.

*The pre-pandemic data (2017–2019) are used to estimate the expected rate during the pandemic years 2020–2021 (with 95% CI). Data for Fig 3 are found in the Supporting information file, see S2C Table in S2 Table.

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