Autism in regional and remote communities: Examining the effect of an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis on regional and remote families and innovative therapies
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Open access
Authors
Parsons, David Norman
Date
2019Supervisor
Reinie Cordier
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
Metadata
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Health Sciences
School
School of Occupational Therapy, Social Work and Speech Pathology
Collection
Abstract
This PhD project aims to address therapy service access barriers for families of children with autism spectrum disorder living in regional and remote Western Australia. Therefore the feasibility, effectiveness and appropriateness of an information communication technology based intervention, the Therapy Outcomes By Your Playpad Application were examined. The findings provide partial support for the Therapy Outcomes By Your Playpad Application as a feasible, effective and appropriate intervention for families of children with autism spectrum disorder.
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