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Miriam Cooper, Katherine Gale, Kate Langley, Thomas Broughton, Thomas H Massey, Nicola J Hall, Catherine R G Jones (2022). Neurological consultation with an autistic patient. Practical Neurology, 22(2), 120-125. BMJ.

Publication date
8 Oct 2021
Identifier
10.1136/practneurol-2020-002856
Authors
Miriam Cooper, Katherine Gale, Kate Langley, Thomas Broughton, Thomas H Massey, Nicola J Hall, Catherine R G Jones
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Practical Neurology
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22(2), 120-125
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article
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BMJ
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Abstract

Autism is a neurodevelopmental condition with a very heterogeneous presentation. Autistic people are more likely to have unmet healthcare needs, making it essential that healthcare professionals are ‘autism-aware’. In this article, we provide an overview of how autism presents and use case studies to illustrate how a neurological consultation in an outpatient clinic environment could prove challenging for a autistic person. We suggest how to improve communication with autistic patients in clinic and highlight the importance of a patient-centred and flexible approach.

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