2015
DOI: 10.14201/scero20154623155
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La detección e intervención tempranas en menores con trastorno del espectro autista

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“…The last (sub) dimension is Detection and Diagnosis. An urgent request is early detection [31]. Valle, Cano, Sierra, and Gútiez [32] propose systemic intervention in the inhospital setting to reduce the number of children at risk.…”
Section: Analysis Of the Results In Terms Of Dimensionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The last (sub) dimension is Detection and Diagnosis. An urgent request is early detection [31]. Valle, Cano, Sierra, and Gútiez [32] propose systemic intervention in the inhospital setting to reduce the number of children at risk.…”
Section: Analysis Of the Results In Terms Of Dimensionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, although families are satisfied with the professionals [26] (Balcells-Balcells et al, 2019), a different consideration of needs observed by families and professionals is noted (at least this seems so while analysing the quantities of articles in this scoping review). Parents want early detection [31] (García et al, 2015) to understand what is happening to them (López et al, 2015) [43]. From the professional point of view, the following factors stand out as negative: lack of training [34] (García et al, 2018), lack of intersectoral coordination (Martínez and Calet, 2015) [39], and the need for instruments to perceive the family as an active part (Escorcia et al, 2016) [41].…”
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“…Resulta, por tanto, apropiado identificar los elementos predictores para evaluar y mejorar la adherencia al tratamiento psicológico de los cuidadores que acuden a los centros de atención temprana con un hijo que tiene una sospecha o un diagnóstico confirmado de TEA, con el fin de progresar su adaptación a la situación a la que se enfrenta y mejorar la atención a su hijo. Dado que los cuidadores son los encargados de seguir el tratamiento, las intervenciones proporcionadas por los padres pueden mejorar la generalización de habilidades, la eficiencia del tratamiento y, sobre todo, pueden hacer que aumente el sentimiento de la autoeficacia de los padres (García et al, 2015).…”
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