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Autism and Parental Blame Research

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Wm-adass.org.uk, 2024

The Autism and Parental Blame research project investigates how parents of autistic children experience blame when seeking support from health, education, and care services. Led by West Midlands ADASS and the University of Birmingham, and commissioned by NHS England, the project collaborates with families to identify key concerns and develop recommendations to improve how services respond to and support these families.

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Autism and Parental Blame Research

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Wm-adass.org.uk, 2024

The Autism and Parental Blame research project investigates how parents of autistic children experience blame when seeking support from health, education, and care services. Led by West Midlands ADASS and the University of Birmingham, and commissioned by NHS England, the project collaborates with families to identify key concerns and develop recommendations to improve how services respond to and support these families.

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