Parent perceived challenges to treatment utilization in a publicly funded early intensive behavioral intervention program for children with autism spectrum disorder

Parent perceived challenges to treatment utilization in a publicly funded early intensive behavioral intervention program for children with autism spectrum disorder

Background: In recent years, the delivery of early intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI) for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in the United States has significantly changed. More children with ASD than ever before are eligible to use publicly funded EIBI. Yet, the challenges to large-...

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Main Authors: Cohen, A.P (Author), Hock, R.M (Author), McCaslin, E.M (Author), Yingling, M.E (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Taylor and Francis Ltd. 2018
Subjects:
adult
Article
autism
autism spectrum disorder
behavior therapy
child
child behavior
community care
competence
cross-sectional study
decision making
demography
early childhood intervention
early intensive behavioral intervention
female
funding
health care delivery
health care utilization
home care
human
intellectual disabilities
interpersonal communication
major clinical study
male
Medicaid
open ended questionnaire
parent
school
single (marital status)
social support
South Carolina
suggestion
summer
time to treatment
treatment duration
treatment utilization
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