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Share Magazine

Share is our online magazine and one of the ways in which we communicate the work of our Centre for Practice Innovation. Here you will find an eclectic mix of features, case studies and opinion pieces.

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Post diagnostic support and knowledge sharing within Argyll and Bute

Clare Brogan, Autism Advisor, Scottish Autism
23/05/2017
The Get Set 4 Autism (GS4A) project provides post diagnostic support to parents and carers of children and young people in Argyll and Bute under the...
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A shared commitment and vision: facilitating the Fife service user forum

Shauna Donaldson, Autism Practitioner, Scottish Autism
23/05/2017
The service user forum in Scottish Autism’s Fife services aims to promote, support and empower service users to use their voice. Participating in the...
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Innovate, share, improve: the role of knowledge management in practice development

Kate Leavy, Autism Practice Improvement Advisor, Scottish Autism and Charlene Tait, Director of Autism Practice and Research, Scottish Autism
23/05/2017
Scottish Autism has, for almost fifty years, been providing services to autistic children and adults. During this time there have been developments,...
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‘Sharing and owning knowledge in services’ Outcomes from the Autism Practice Improvement Framework (APIF)

Joanna Panese, Senior Autism Practitioner, Scottish Autism
23/05/2017
Introduction The development, synthesis and sharing of new forms of autism knowledge within Scottish Autism has a clear goal - to improve the quality...
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Reflections on the Scottish Autism Research Group 2017 Seminar

Laura Hill, Support Worker, Scottish Autism
23/05/2017
Wellbeing has become an increasing focus of recent research and has been an area of particular interest for me as a Support Worker and whilst...
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News and Events

Scottish Autism
11/10/2016
News Centre for Applied Autism Research The new Centre for Applied Autism Research (CAAR) at the University of Bath was officially opened by...
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Information and Inspiration: creating the Right Click online resource for women and girls.

Dr Catriona Stewart, PhD MSc PGDip, Autism Advisor, Scottish Autism
11/10/2016
Right Click for Women and Girls was developed to provide support, information and inspiration for autistic women and girls, their parents and carers...
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I was working as a waitress in a cocktail bar...

Dr Shirley Smith (nee Moore)
11/10/2016
…not quite, but at 15 years old, I followed a friend into a Saturday job waitressing for wedding receptions. The owner was a dragon (not literally)...