Medical Economics September 30, 2024
Primary care doctors have an immediate opportunity to improve treatments as a wave of patients with ASD transitions from pediatric to adult care.
The growing incidence rate of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has been well documented, particularly among children. With this increase, primary care physicians (PCPs), many of whom may not yet have treated a patient with ASD, must now prepare for an influx of adults with ASD transitioning from pediatric care into primary care practices. As these individuals age, the role of PCPs becomes increasingly important.
However, many PCPs are challenged to meet the nuanced needs of adults with ASD due to gaps in resources, knowledge and access to up-to-date research. It’s essential to recognize that while groundbreaking research...
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