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Social prescribing for autistic people: A framework for service provision

2021-02-12

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Social Prescribing (SP) is the referral of patients to non-clinical services for practical, physical or psychosocial support. Recent guidelines from the National Health Service England mean that SP will become commonplace for people with complex healthcare needs. Autistic adults make up over 1% of the population and commonly have co-existing physical and mental health conditions, therefore they are likely to be re...

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10.12688/amrcopenres.12901.2
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