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Therapies for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders

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Evidence Table. <strong>Therapies</strong> <strong>for</strong> children with ASD<br />

Study<br />

Inclusion/Exclusion Baseline<br />

Description Intervention<br />

Criteria/Population Measures Outcomes<br />

Author:<br />

Intervention:<br />

Inclusion criteria: Overall ratings: Educational/<br />

Probst and Teacher training in ASD • Met DSM-IV criteria <strong>for</strong> CARS score, mean cognitive/<br />

Leppert, 2008 symptoms, causes, autism<br />

± SD:<br />

academic<br />

Country: assessment, treatment as Exclusion criteria: G1: 39.0 ± 7.0 attainment:<br />

Germany<br />

Practice<br />

well as educational skills<br />

focusing on antecedent<br />

• See Inclusion Criteria<br />

Age, years ± SD:<br />

Educational/<br />

cognitive/<br />

CCBSQ score,<br />

month 9, mean ±<br />

setting:<br />

Academic<br />

interventions, methods of<br />

structured teaching and<br />

10.0 ± 2.1<br />

Mental age: NR<br />

academic<br />

attainment:<br />

SD:<br />

G1: 100.8 ± 16.7<br />

Intervention use of visual supports Gender, n (%):<br />

CCBSQ score, G1/BL: P < 0.05<br />

setting:<br />

School<br />

Enrollment<br />

Three training sessions in Male: 7 (70)<br />

two groups of 5 teachers Female: 3 (30)<br />

each; one month between Race/ethnicity:<br />

mean ± SD:<br />

G1: 106.4 ± 15.5<br />

Harms:<br />

NR<br />

Modifiers:<br />

period:<br />

each session (months NR<br />

NR<br />

NR<br />

1-3)<br />

SES:<br />

Funding: Following group trainings, Maternal education: NR<br />

NR<br />

Author industry<br />

teachers had individual<br />

training sessions in the<br />

Household income: NR<br />

Diagnostic approach:<br />

relationship<br />

disclosures:<br />

classroom <strong>for</strong> 6 months<br />

(months 4-9)<br />

Referral<br />

Diagnostic tool/method:<br />

NR<br />

Design:<br />

Number of individual<br />

training sessions ± SD:<br />

Previous diagnosis of<br />

autism, as per school<br />

Case series, 6 ± 1.25<br />

records; DSM-IV, CARS<br />

prospective Duration of individual Diagnostic category, n<br />

training sessions, minutes (%):<br />

± SD: 30 ± 13<br />

Assessments:<br />

<strong>Autism</strong>: 10 (100)<br />

Severe <strong>Autism</strong>: 6 (66)<br />

Classroom Child Behavior Moderate <strong>Autism</strong>: 3 (33)<br />

Symptoms Questionnaire Mild <strong>Autism</strong>: 1 (10)<br />

(CCBSQ) developed by Other characteristics, n<br />

authors, administered at (%):<br />

baseline and the end of Moderate or severe MR: 9<br />

month 9<br />

Groups:<br />

G1: teacher training<br />

Provider:<br />

(90)<br />

Verbal language use:<br />

Never or seldom: 6 (60)<br />

Sometimes: 3 (30)<br />

10 teachers (8 female)<br />

aged 42.0 ± 13.4 in two<br />

special education schools;<br />

each teacher had one<br />

child with ASD in a<br />

classroom of 8 ± 1.2 total<br />

children with MR.<br />

Teachers were trained by<br />

a graduate student who<br />

had competed a 5-day<br />

intensive TEACCHtraining<br />

program<br />

Measure of treatment<br />

fidelity reported:<br />

No<br />

Often: 1 (10)<br />

Probst and Co-interventions held<br />

Leppert, 2008 stable during treatment:<br />

(continued) NR<br />

Concomitant therapies:<br />

NR<br />

N at enrollment:<br />

G1: 10<br />

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