2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.neurenf.2016.05.006
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L’autisme au quotidien : témoignage d’un pédiatre en Seine-Saint-Denis

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“…Currently, less is known about inequalities in access to ASD-related care in other European countries, where data on ethnicity are often not routinely collected ( 110 ). Nevertheless, in France, two sociological studies conducted in districts of Paris ( 111 ) and Marseille ( 112 ) that are characterized by a high prevalence of immigrant families show increased difficulties in accessing adequate care. These difficulties occurred despite the fact that France has universal healthcare access and that the principle of justice/equity within the healthcare system is inscribed in law ( 113 ).…”
Section: Differences In the Detection Of Neurodevelopmental Disordersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Currently, less is known about inequalities in access to ASD-related care in other European countries, where data on ethnicity are often not routinely collected ( 110 ). Nevertheless, in France, two sociological studies conducted in districts of Paris ( 111 ) and Marseille ( 112 ) that are characterized by a high prevalence of immigrant families show increased difficulties in accessing adequate care. These difficulties occurred despite the fact that France has universal healthcare access and that the principle of justice/equity within the healthcare system is inscribed in law ( 113 ).…”
Section: Differences In the Detection Of Neurodevelopmental Disordersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Le secteur médico-social y est également déficitaire en moyens [5] . Les difficultés particulières rencontrées par les parents d’enfants autistes qui vivent en Seine-Saint-Denis ont été soulignées, notamment par Bruno Jeandidier, pédiatre qui exerce depuis plus de trente ans dans cette banlieue parisienne [6] . L’enquête en Ile-de-France sur les enfants dits « sans solution » à domicile, publiée en 2012, indiquait qu’en Seine-Saint-Denis, le nombre de ces enfants « sans solution » était 15 fois plus élevé qu’à Paris [7] .…”
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