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- Autism Spectrum Disorder: Assessing Needs for Information and Training in Indian
- Other Research Opportunities
Autism Spectrum Disorder: Assessing Needs for Information and Training in Indiana
HANDS in Autism® at the IU School of Medicine has been invited to conduct an analysis of the current resources and services related to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in Indiana. The results of this analysis will help to inform the comprehensive plan for collaboratively and strategically strengthening the supports among systems for families and individuals with ASD.
One component of this analysis involves the completion of a comprehensive needs assessment. We are seeking input from all perspectives, whether as a family member, individual with ASD, medical provider, school personnel, justice system employee, or other community service provider. For this assessment to be representative of the many stakeholder groups that support individuals with ASD as well as reflective of the needs of individuals with ASD themselves, we need participation from as many people and from as many viewpoints as possible. All responses will be confidential and only summary data will be shared with the state and as part of the report and recommendations provided to the state.
Please take a moment to complete the survey and feel free to also share this information with others who may provide insight. The survey will take approximately 10- 15 minutes to complete. If you are interested in completing a hard copy survey or know of others who may be interested in completing a hard copy version of the survey, let us know as hard copies are available upon request.
To complete the Indiana Autism Needs Assessment, click on the following link:
https://is.gd/NA2018
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Other Research Opportunities
Christian Sarkine Autism Treatment Center (Department of Psychiatry, IU School of Medicine
The CSATC offers a number of opportunities for parents and individuals with ASD and related disabilities to participate in research. Learn more.