Closing The Gap Disparities In Access To Health-Care For Children With Autism

Closing the Gap – Disparities in access to Health-care for children with Autism
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December 18, 2017
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1 Introduction
It is a well-known fact that children with autism have special needs which are different as compared to other children. Despite this, disparities in accessing these special health-cares could still be seen in different institutions and organizations which provide them CITATION Lip08 \l 1033 (Liptak, et al., 2008). However, contrary to the belief of many, these discrepancies are not apparent and are due to the established social institutions which underlies everyday operations on these organizations. The main purpose of this article is to study these institutions and to provide an alternative to it.
2 The American setting
American health-care providers have their own organizational protocols that they follow in order to increase efficiency and make treatments more effective. However, the differences between these procedures might show the reason for the discrepancy. This paragraph would be designed to study it.
3 Preferential access
It is well-known that all discrimination and other forms of preferential access exist in our today’s society. This paragraph would focus on how these types of behaviors and “ways-of-thinking” affect the existing disparity of health care.
4 Alternative methods
Preferential access might either/both be institutional or behavioral, with the first being caused by institutional protocols already established in our society, and the other due to behaviors and preferences of certain individuals. This paragraph would discuss how to effectively manage and suggest alternatives on how to mitigate these preferential accesses.
5. Conclusion
This paragraph would then summarize all of the findin...