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Maternal and Child Health Bureau's Autism Research Program.

妇幼保健局自闭症研究计划。

  • 影响因子:5.00
  • DOI:10.1542/peds.2019-1895C
  • 作者列表:"DiBari JN","Azuine RE","Linares DE","Rocha I","Park HY","Raskin Ramos L","Kogan MD","Kavanagh L
  • 发表时间:2020-04-01
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OBJECTIVES:To provide an overview and quantitatively demonstrate the reach of the Health Resources and Services Administration's Maternal and Child Health Bureau autism research program. METHODS:We reviewed program reports and internal data from 59 autism research grantees. The US federal Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee's strategic plan questions were used as a framework to highlight the contributions of the autism research program in advancing the field. RESULTS:The autism research program grantees advance research in several ways. Grantees have strengthened the evidence for autism interventions by conducting 89 studies at 79 distinct research sites. A total of 212 708 participants have enrolled in autism research program studies and 361 researchers have contributed to furthering autism research. The program addresses topics that align with the majority of the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee's priority topic areas, including advancements in treatments and interventions, services and supports, and identifying risk factors. Grantee products include 387 peer-reviewed publications, 19 tools, and 13 practice guidelines for improving care and intervention practices. CONCLUSIONS:The autism research program has contributed to medical advances in research, leveraged innovative training platforms to provide specialized training, and provided access to health services through research-based screening and diagnostic procedures. Autism research program studies have contributed to the development of evidence-based practice guidelines, informed policy guidelines, and quality improvement efforts to bolster advancements in the field. Although disparities still exist, the Health Resources and Services Administration's Maternal and Child Health Bureau can reduce gaps in screening and diagnosis by targeting interventions to underserved populations including minority and rural communities.

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目的: 概述并定量展示卫生资源和服务管理局妇幼卫生局自闭症研究项目的范围。 方法: 我们回顾了 59 个自闭症研究受赠者的项目报告和内部数据。美国联邦机构间自闭症协调委员会的战略计划问题被用作一个框架,以突出自闭症研究计划在推进该领域的贡献。 结果: 自闭症研究计划受赠者以多种方式推进研究。受赠者通过在 79 个不同的研究地点进行 89 项研究,加强了自闭症干预的证据。共有 212 708 名参与者参加了自闭症研究项目研究,361 名研究人员为推进自闭症研究做出了贡献。该项目涉及与大多数机构间自闭症协调委员会优先主题领域相一致的主题,包括治疗和干预、服务和支持的进步,以及识别风险因素。受赠方产品包括 387 篇同行评议出版物、 19 个工具和 13 个改进护理和干预实践的实践指南。 结论: 自闭症研究项目为医学研究进展做出了贡献,利用创新培训平台提供专门培训,并通过基于研究的筛查和诊断程序提供了获得卫生服务的机会。自闭症研究项目研究有助于制定循证实践指南、知情政策指南和质量改进工作,以支持该领域的进步。尽管差距仍然存在,但卫生资源和服务管理局的妇幼卫生局可以通过针对包括少数民族和农村社区在内的服务不足人群的干预措施,减少筛查和诊断方面的差距。

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