Autism and the HCA: the nature, impact and legacy of the

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Barber, C. (2024). Autism and the HCA: the nature, impact and legacy of the. British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, 18(7), 265-270. https://doi.org/10.12968/bjha.2024.18.7.265

Publication date: 2 Jul 2024 Added to AutiHub: 30 Sep 2026 Type: Article Article language: English
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  1. Chris Barber *

Abstract

This series of articles will explore the neurodivergent condition of autism from a range of different perspectives. This seventh article will explore the Autism Act (2009), its impact on the lives of autistic people and the UK government's current strategy.

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  1. Act The Autism (2009). a timeline . a timeline.
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  2. Act The Autism (2009). what is it? what is it?.
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  3. Act The Autism (2009). is a piece of legislature that enables the UK government to direct a . is a piece of legislature that enables the UK government to direct a.
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  4. Act Autism (2009). the . the.
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  5. (2024). While it could be argued (NAS . While it could be argued (NAS.
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  6. Act (2009). statutory guidance, which sets out what . statutory guidance, which sets out what.
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  7. National Autistic Society. (2024). Not enough and the Autism Act . Not enough and the Autism Act.
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  8. Government UK (2009). The Autism Act . The Autism Act.
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  9. Government UK (2010). Fulfilling and rewarding lives . Fulfilling and rewarding lives.
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