Lost in translation : public policies, evidence based practice and autism spectrum disorder
By: Dillenburger, Karola.
Contributor(s): Jordan, Julie-Ann | McKerr, Lyn.
Series: International Journal of Disability Development and Education 61 (2) 2014: 134-151.Publisher: 2014Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): AUSTRALIA
| AUTISM | BEST PRACTICES | CANADA | COMPARATIVE STUDIES | CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES | ECONOMICS | GREAT BRITAIN | INTERVENTION | IRELAND | LEGISLATION | POLICY | PREVALENCE | RESEARCH | SUPPORT SERVICES | UNITED STATES OF AMERICASummary: Observes that most governments worldwide have devised laws, policies and strategies to improve services related to autism spectrum disorder, yet the approaches differ considerably across the globe. Using Northern Ireland as a case in point, looks at relevant governmental documents and offers international comparisons that illustrate inconsistencies.
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Observes that most governments worldwide have devised laws, policies and strategies to improve services related to autism spectrum disorder, yet the approaches differ considerably across the globe. Using Northern Ireland as a case in point, looks at relevant governmental documents and offers international comparisons that illustrate inconsistencies.
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