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Posted inHealth and wellbeing Identification and diagnosis Impact stories

Informing the Finnish Medical Society Duodecim Current Care Guidelines

Research is shaping more informed, individualised, and inclusive care for children with developmental disabilites.
Posted by Alex Haschek April 10, 2024
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OTARC @ #INSAR annual meeting 2023

Recap of OTARC’s contributions to the INSAR (International Society for Autism Research)
Posted by Alex Haschek May 10, 2023
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Posted inEmployment Impact stories

Guiding change: Serbian autism guidelines highlight importance of employment support

Evidence-based research is guiding Serbia’s national autism screening guidelines, emphasising the need for specialised transition planning to improve employment outcomes for Autistic adults.
Posted by Alex Haschek March 21, 2023
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Posted inAutism perspectives Student

‘Being part of the final product’ – a student’s perspective on research

Josh is an Autistic undergraduate placement student and has offered valuable insights and perspectives to our research team resulting in a co-authored paper.
Posted by mdenham November 27, 2019
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Posted inAutism perspectives Neurodiversity

Neurodiversity and Participatory Research in Autism

The article explores the growing recognition of neurodiversity, highlighting how Autistic activism and participatory research are shifting perspectives on autism, promoting inclusion, and advocating for societal changes to better support the Autistic and autism communities.
Posted by mdenham November 21, 2019

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