Telehealth expansion during the COVID-19 pandemic partially disrupted mental health service utilization across all cohorts and age groups
Mental health service use varies by condition during pandemic telehealth expansion
This meta-analysis examines mental health service utilization patterns in people ages 1–45 years with intellectual and developmental disabil…
Analysis of Medicaid claims shows mental health service use patterns differed by condition and age during the pandemic telehealth expansion.
Mini review discusses Minor Neurological Signs in children within child neurology and psychiatry settings
Minor Neurological Signs May Help Track Child Brain Health
This mini review examines Minor Neurological Signs (MNS) in children within child neurology and psychiatry settings. The authors note that M…
Subtle neurological signs in children could reveal hidden brain issues, but more research is needed.
Review of serotonergic signaling in autism spectrum disorder and other neurodevelopmental conditions
Serotonin’s Hidden Role in Brain Development Depends on Sex
This narrative review examines the role of serotonergic signaling in autism spectrum disorder and other psychiatric and neurodevelopmental c…
This discovery may help explain why conditions like autism affect boys and girls so differently.
Co-design workshops with families improved study tools for rare genetic and neurodevelopmental conditions
Sleep study designed by families, not just doctors
This public involvement study engaged nine parents and 13 young people with neurodevelopmental conditions caused by copy number variants.
Working side-by-side with parents made a sleep study for rare genetic conditions fairer and easier to join.
Questions about neurodevelopmental conditions
Do young people with neurodevelopmental conditions participate in co-design workshops?
Yes, young people with neurodevelopmental conditions actively participate in co-design workshops, as shown by recent studies involving families and neurodiverse youth.
Full answer →Can parents help improve study tools for their child's neurodevelopmental condition?
Yes, parents can help improve study tools through co-design workshops, which make research more acceptable and relevant for families.
Full answer →Do minor neurological signs in children help diagnose neurodevelopmental conditions?
Yes, minor neurological signs can help identify neurodevelopmental conditions, but they are not diagnostic on their own and must be interpreted alongside other clinical findings.
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