Supporting autism in primary care

Expert/s: Dr James Best
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These are activities that expand general practice knowledge, skills and attitudes, related to your scope of practice.

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These are activities that require reflection on feedback about your work.

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Measuring Outcomes (MO)
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In this episode:

  • Supporting an autistic child in primary care involves a holistic, individualised and family-centred approach where healthcare professionals play a pivotal role
  • Early relationship with family and child is critical in understanding their emotional state using the first principle of rapport building
  • Guide family through initial process, supporting them through all issues related to sleep, school, vaccinations, allied health etc.
  • Be the resource for the family, guiding them what to rely on; including websites, support groups etc.
  • Ensure you see the child when they’re well too; regular interaction builds long lasting trust 

 

Expert: Dr James Best, General Practitioner

Host: Dr Tim Jones, GP and Medical Educator

Total time: 29 mins

 

Last Updated: 17 Dec, 2024

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