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Autism Spectrum Disorders in the work of General Practitioners: a systematic narrative review

2019-11-13

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Many healthcare systems are organised such that General Practitioners (GPs) often have a key role in identifying autism spectrum disorders (autism) in children. Yet a systematic understanding of GP knowledge and experiences identifying autism is currently lacking. In this review, we explored what GPs know about autism and the factors the influence their ability to identify an...

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3dc6e2f1-37b1-59e3-ae77-7455b9aa078e
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10.21203/rs.2.17270/v1
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