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Title: Editorial: Training in Autism Among First Responders.
Authors: Woodbury-Smith, Marc R., Westphal, Alexander, Loftin, Rachel
Source: Journal of Autism & Developmental Disorders. Apr2024, Vol. 54 Issue 4, p1233-1234. 2p.
Subjects: Serial publications, Policy sciences, Child psychopathology, Human services programs, Autism, Attitudes toward disabilities, Behavior, Health care reform, Emergency medical personnel, Police, Health education, Criminal justice system
Abstract: The article focuses on the importance of the criminal justice system's ability to interact effectively with autistic individuals, with research exploring training methods for police and judicial services and identifying vulnerabilities such as suggestibility. It also discusses the prevalence of autism in various professional domains beyond law enforcement, emphasizing the need for understanding and accommodation across different sectors.
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