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[Managing an autistic child].
1Centre universitaire de pédopsychiatrie, CHRU de Tours. f.bonnet-brilhault@chu-tours.fr
La Revue Du Praticien
|April 21, 2010
Summary
General practitioners and pediatricians play a crucial role in early detection of developmental differences in children. Prompt referral for multidisciplinary evaluation and early intervention, including sensorymotor and speech therapy, improves outcomes for autism.
Area of Science:
- Pediatrics
- Developmental Pediatrics
- Child Psychology
Context:
- General practitioners and pediatricians are key in identifying atypical child development.
- Early intervention is critical for better prognosis in autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
- Referral to specialized centers ensures comprehensive multidisciplinary evaluation.
Purpose:
- To outline the role of primary care physicians in early detection and referral for developmental concerns.
- To emphasize the importance of early intervention strategies for children with developmental trajectories.
- To describe the process of individualized intervention planning following multidisciplinary assessment.
Summary:
- Primary care physicians identify developmental deviations and guide parents to specialized services.
- Early interventions may include sensorymotor, language, and communication evaluations.
- Individualized plans incorporate behavioral interventions, speech therapy, sensorymotor therapy, and psychotherapy.
Impact:
- Facilitates earlier diagnosis and intervention for developmental disorders, including autism.
- Enhances the collaborative care model involving primary care, specialists, and families.
- Improves long-term outcomes for children by ensuring timely and appropriate developmental support.
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