Nurses who work for pediatricians are often the first health professional to see a child with autism. They typically screen children and question the parents about their child. Nurses can ensure that parents are asked two questions: "First, is there anything we should know about this child/adult you are with? Second, does he/she have any developmental or behavioral problems we need to be aware of when setting up a plan of care?" Answers to these questions can result in early intervention, speech therapy, and behavioral treatment that might otherwise be missed if a careful assessment is not made.
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