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Training PCPs to diagnose autism in young children with obvious signs, has the potential to reduce diagnostic delays and improve access to early intervention and was associated with meaningful improvements in provider confidence.
OBJECTIVE To evaluate the feasibility and clinical performance of an autism diagnostic e-consult model that embeds asynchronous psychologist review within primary care workflows to support diagnostic decision-making and triage by primary care providers (PCPs). METHODS Eight autism-trained PCPs across 4 clinics record...
These findings underscore the need for training models that provide tailored resources and sustained support around integration within existing practice systems and refine diagnostic training based on provider feedback to increase their long-term impact and facilitate community-based autism assessment.
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