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Yes—no<br />
disclosures<br />
to make<br />
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Bailey (1991)
EIBI compared to those receiving minimal behavioral intervention, usual treatment, or eclectic treatment. Each of these reviews, however, notes significant concerns about the included studies, such as limited accounting <strong>for</strong> the effects of maturity, lack of equivalent groups, uncertain treatment fidelity, and small sample sizes. Several authors also noted the need <strong>for</strong> studies comparing EIBI to other approaches that have been similarly empirically tested. Across all the reviews, areas noted <strong>for</strong> improvement in the literature included the need <strong>for</strong> more RCTs, though investigators acknowledge the difficulty of conducting RCTs with interventions of such complexity and ethical issues of withholding treatment <strong>for</strong> comparison purposes. Other areas <strong>for</strong> improvement noted included a need <strong>for</strong> larger sample sizes; longer follow-up to allow <strong>for</strong> evaluation of the durability of effects; greater treatment fidelity; improved reporting of methodological and participant characteristics; and greater consistency in treatment approaches and outcomes measurement. In terms of the quality of the reviews themselves, we considered the reviews described here to be of generally good quality, though some elements of reporting were spotty across reviews. For example, only two reviews{, #4994;, #4990} explicitly reported author conflicts of interest, though, <strong>for</strong> example, investigators in one meta-analysis were authors of papers included in the analysis. Use of an a priori design was not always clearly stated though generally implied, and we considered review designs a priori if a standardized approach appeared to be employed. Similarly, methods <strong>for</strong> reviewing abstracts and the full papers of studies were not always clearly described (e.g. use of dual reviewers), and six out of 10 reviews provided a complete (ample enough to likely permit replication) description of search terminology.{, #4990;, #4991;, #4994;, #6084;, #6085;, #3} The reviews typically fully described inclusion/exclusion criteria and characteristics of studies included. Reviews generally stated elements used to evaluate study quality and/or cited quality instruments and, overall, seem to make conclusions warranted by the evidence. Meta-analyses appear to be appropriately conducted; however, they are limited by the heterogeneity of interventions and outcomes assessed in the included studies. Our discussion of recent reviews is limited by our exclusion of reviews including studies with participants over age 18; several comprehensive and rigorously conducted reviews, such as the National <strong>Autism</strong> Center’s 2009 National Standards report,{Center, 2009 #5988} Ospina and colleagues review of behavioral and developmental interventions{, #4993} and Seida and colleagues umbrella review of psychosocial interventions{, #4987} are not addressed here. Our findings in the current review are largely in line with the findings of reviews included here; some evidence points to the effectiveness of early intervention approaches and communication interventions such as PECS, but evidence is lacking <strong>for</strong> many approaches. Table G1. Characteristics of recent systematic reviews Author, year Country COI noted Flippin (2010) US Not stated Mulloy (2010) US Interventions assessed N studies N participants G6 Quality assessment PECS 10 178 Horner et al. (2005), Wolf (1978), Gersten et al. (2005) Gluten Free Casein Free diets Publication bias assessed Not stated 14 188 Simeonsson and Not stated
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Introduction Need for Evidence for
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abilities. This finding is further
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forecast behavior; perspective taki
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individual intervention is warrante
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23. Kanner L. Autistic Disturbances
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