在自闭症研究中发现和解决研究,政策和实践之间缺失的联系:从早期自闭症查和干预研究中吸取教训

Giacomo Vivanti1, Anne M Roux1, Diana L Robins1

  • 1A.J. Drexel Autism Institute, Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

概括

尽管自闭症研究越来越多,但在将发现应用到实践中仍然存在差距. 政策干预,包括立法和专业指导方针,对于改善早期自闭症检测和干预至关重要,有利于自闭症频谱中的个体.

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