在AutiSm一起评估 (FEAST) 中养和饮食的收有效性

Brittany St John1, Hsiang-Ting Chen2, Alana Woolley3

  • 1Brittany St. John, PhD, MPH, OTR/L, is Assistant Professor, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle; bstjohn@uw.edu.

概括

自闭症儿童一起食和饮食 (FEAST) 调查问卷与自闭症儿童的其他食评估显示出良好的融合有效性. FEAST可以提供独特的洞察力,了解超出一般行为范围的特定养挑战.

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