Journal of paediatrics and child health · 2007
Recurrence risk in Autism Spectrum Disorder: a study of parental knowledge.
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Whitelaw Charlotte, Flett Peter, Amor David J
Аннотация
AIM: To describe recurrence risk information currently being obtained by families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
METHODS: Structured telephone interview of parents of 21 children who received a diagnosis of ASD at Calvary Health Care Tasmania, Hobart, Australia between May 2005 and May 2006.
RESULTS: Only one of the 21 parents knew their true recurrence risk. Many overestimated their risk substantially, and in four cases this had led to a decision against increasing family size. Eleven parents said they had received no information about recurrence risk, and only one cited medical practitioners as a source of information about recurrence risk.
CONCLUSION: Current provision of information about recurrence risk to families affected by ASD is inadequate.
METHODS: Structured telephone interview of parents of 21 children who received a diagnosis of ASD at Calvary Health Care Tasmania, Hobart, Australia between May 2005 and May 2006.
RESULTS: Only one of the 21 parents knew their true recurrence risk. Many overestimated their risk substantially, and in four cases this had led to a decision against increasing family size. Eleven parents said they had received no information about recurrence risk, and only one cited medical practitioners as a source of information about recurrence risk.
CONCLUSION: Current provision of information about recurrence risk to families affected by ASD is inadequate.