The Pediatric Autism Research Cohort (PARC) Study: a patient-oriented prospective study examining trajectories of functioning in Canadian Autistic children.
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ALT The study title reads, "The association between autism symptomatology and adaptive functioning over six months: findings from the pilot phase of the PARC study". The study authors include Tamar David Cohen, Judah Koller, Eric Duku, Anna Kata, Colleen Anderson, Teresa Bennett, Amber Cauwenbergs, Kathleen Dekker, Briano DiRezze, Irene Drmic, Judy Eerkes, Stephen J. Gentles, Kathy Georgiades, Lorraine Hoult, Olaf Kraus De Camargo, Bill Mahoney, Ronit Mesterman, Olivia Ng, Sue Robertson, Caroline Roncadin, and Stelios Georgiades.
ALT The study title reads, “The Pediatric Autism Research Cohort (PARC) Study: protocol for a patient-oriented prospective study examining trajectories of functioning in children with autism”. The study authors include Anna Kata, Patrick G. McPhee, Yun-Ju Chen, Lonnie Zwaigenbaum, Deepa Singal, Caroline Roncadin, Teresa Bennett, Melissa Carter, Briano Di Rezze, Irene Drmic, Eric Duku, Sherry Fournier, Julia Frei, Stephen J. Gentles, Kathy Georgiades, Ana Hanlon-Dearman, Lorraine Hoult, Elizabeth Kelley, Judah Koller, Olaf Kraus de Camargo, Jonathan Lai, Bill Mahoney, Ronit Mesterman, Olivia Ng, Sue Robertson, Peter Rosenbaum, Mackenzie Salt, Mohammad S. Zubairi, and Stelios Georgiades.
ALT Ellen Cole chatting with a Hamilton Health Sciences conference attendee regarding her poster.