Autism with a Focus on the 2022 Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Report
Learning Objectives Describe systemic challenges facing autistic people and their families, identified in a recent report by the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences aimed at guiding a National Autism Strategy Describe evidence-based strategies to improve access to autism diagnosis, and some of the hurdles yet to overcome List reasons to emphasize both a social model as well as medical model of autism in the training of health care practitioners Presented by Lonnie Zwaigenbaum
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