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Pediatric Early Autism Recognition System: PEARS
The goal of the study is to assess a new autism evaluation model that would include the addition of a Level-2 autism screener, the Rapid Interactive Screening Test for Autism in Toddlers (RITA-T), to the developmental screening already done by the child's pediatrician. The study hypotheses: 1. The PEARS intervention will show high feasibility to primary care physicians (PCPs) and patient families. 2. The PEARS intervention will lead to increased parent activation around autism diagnosis.
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