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SACS inclusion in Australian policy and guidelines

The SACS tool, now embedded in major Australian health policies and guidelines, is transforming early autism identification and fostering faster access to vital support.
Posted by Alex Haschek June 25, 2024
Autism prevalence in Australia: What we know so far
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Autism prevalence in Australia: What we know so far

n this blog post, we'll explore some of our research that aims to understand the prevalence of Autism in Australia. OTARC researchers have conducted four studies that have created a clearer picture of the situation and highlighted areas where more attention and support may be needed.
Posted by Alex Haschek November 7, 2023
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