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Friday, March 6
Join the Health Care Authority (HCA) and WA Include for a free Center of Excellence (COE) training focusing on current research about the evaluation, treatment, and care for autistic youth and their families.
Topics of the training include:
- Getting support from your administration
- Screening, evaluation, and diagnosis
- Differential diagnosis and co-occurring diagnoses
- Diagnostic evaluation models
- Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) and other interventions
- Documentation, billing codes, and orders
- Lived experience perspectives from autistic individuals and family advocates
- Advice from current community COE clinicians
- Resources for families
- ECHO Autism Washington and other follow up support
- Q & A and connect with regional partners
COE certification allows eligible providers to diagnose autism spectrum disorder for pediatric patients with Apple Health (Medicaid) and write a covered prescription for ABA if medically necessary.
Training prerequisite
Completion of the Autism Identification and Collaborative Care training from the Academy of American Pediatrics is required before attending this training.
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Eligible COE providers:
Speech language pathologists, occupational therapists, mental health clinicians, care coordinators, school personnel, administrators, and other partners in evaluating and caring for autistic youth are also welcome.
Neurologists, psychologists, licensed psychologists, and developmental behavioral pediatricians are recognized as COEs without attending the training.
Presenters
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Gary Stobbe, MD: Neurologist
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Jim Mancini, MS, CCC-SLP: Speech and language pathologist
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Jen Gerdts, PhD: Psychologist
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Karis Casagrande, PhD: Psychologist
- Other multi-disciplinary experts including a primary care COE, autistic self advocate, parent, and Board Certified Behavioral Analyst (BCBA).
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