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Resources Library Recognising Autism in Healthcare

Recognising Autism in Healthcare

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Doherty, Haydon and Davidson (2021)

This article sets out the reasons why recognition of autism is important for health care professionals. It discusses the positive impacts of recognising and understanding autism on health outcomes, service delivery and patient experience.

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Recognising Autism in Healthcare

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Doherty, Haydon and Davidson (2021)

This article sets out the reasons why recognition of autism is important for health care professionals. It discusses the positive impacts of recognising and understanding autism on health outcomes, service delivery and patient experience.

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