2015
DOI: 10.7860/jcdr/2015/13248.6651
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A Framework for Developing a Curriculum Regarding Autism Spectrum Disorders for Primary Care Providers

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“… 40 , 41 Pediatricians are encouraged to refer more complex patients, including those diagnosed with behavioral health disorders such as ASD, to mental health providers who practice in a multidisciplinary care team; the child and adolescent mental health workforce can currently care for only 10% of these patients, and they have limited tools to guide management during the often long waiting period to establish psychiatric care. 27 , 40 , 42 In a recent study, 63% of pediatric patients with autism reported unmet needs, frequently lacking family services such as mental health and respite care. 43 About half of all pediatric patients who are provided a psychiatric referral actually see a mental health provider within 6 months.…”
Section: Struggles Of Providersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 40 , 41 Pediatricians are encouraged to refer more complex patients, including those diagnosed with behavioral health disorders such as ASD, to mental health providers who practice in a multidisciplinary care team; the child and adolescent mental health workforce can currently care for only 10% of these patients, and they have limited tools to guide management during the often long waiting period to establish psychiatric care. 27 , 40 , 42 In a recent study, 63% of pediatric patients with autism reported unmet needs, frequently lacking family services such as mental health and respite care. 43 About half of all pediatric patients who are provided a psychiatric referral actually see a mental health provider within 6 months.…”
Section: Struggles Of Providersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os tipos de TND foram baseados na classificação do DSM-V 1 , e constatou-se predominância nos estudos selecionados, em ordem decrescente, para a deficiência intelectual (9), transtorno do espectro autista (7) e transtorno de comunicação (6). Os tipos de deficiência identificados nos estudos corresponderama aproximadamente 96% para deficiência intelectual, 43% para deficiência Os recursos educacionais identificados nos processos de capacitação, representados neste estudo, foram: treinamento em serviço com cursos completos ou modulares 13,14,15,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,26,31,33,34,35 ; dispositivos eletrônicos,como websites, softwares e vídeos 16,20,28,32 ;normatizações e guias de trabalho, como regulamentos e relatórios 22,29 ;ferramentas de avaliação usando testes e técnicas neuropsicológicas 21,28 (Figura 2).…”
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“…Individuals with ASD will be more likely to receive the same safe, high-quality, competent care as the rest of society, which they are both morally and ethically entitled to, if nurses are appropriately trained with the required skills and information around ASD [17] .…”
Section: Part Ii: Discussion the Nurses Knowledge Related To Alternat...mentioning
confidence: 99%