A 9-year-old patient was diagnosed with attention-deficit/hy…

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A 9-yeаr-оld pаtient wаs diagnоsed with attentiоn-deficit/hyperactivity disorder several years ago; he experienced failed trials of methylphenidate and atomoxetine. He repeated third grade this year, and his school recommends that the student again repeat third grade. With his worsening behavior, the school is reluctant for him to return in the fall. At home, his parents have struggled controlling his behavior: he is not responding to behavior limitations and is at times rough with his infant sister. The boy is well medically, and the pediatrician does not feel she has to see the patient regularly any longer. On the collaborative care spectrum, what level of care is most ideal for this patient?

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