Neurodevelopmental Assessment Pathway
This page contains information regarding the Neurodevelopmental Assessment Pathway for children aged 5-18 for the Autism Pathway and 7-18 for the ADHD Pathway
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About this service
This service provides assessments for Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) for children and young people aged 5-18 and ADHD assessments for children and young people aged 7-18.
Who can refer?
What is needed to make a referral?
Referral Pack
Important: please be aware we are asking for new information. Before submitting the referral, please ensure that you have attached all the supporting evidence (see below checklist).
Without this evidence referrals will not be accepted.
Checklist – Before you submit check that you have included:
- Gained consent from all individuals with Parental Responsibility to make a referral to the service and this is evidenced on the referral form within the referral pack
- Ensure that the Child/ young person is aware of the reason for referral and has consented to the referral (if developmentally appropriate)
- Include the referral form (Tree form)
- Include the appropriate useful information forms – ASD, ADHD and Young Person views.
- SEN Support Plan or equivalent, which documents at least two cycles of Plan, Do, Review evidence. Please be aware that referrals will not be accepted without at least two cycles of Plan, Do, Review evidence
- Information about the agencies which are involved
- Any reports by involved practitioners – past or current
- Any completed Sensory Questionnaires or any other information that would support the referral
Please send the completed referral pack to: rdash.doncaster-neuropathway@nhs.net
On receipt of the fully completed referral pack, the referral will be reviewed by the team to assess whether further neurodevelopmental assessment is appropriate.
Consultation Slots
Resources
- Download (3.95MB - PDF)
- DP8724 Neurodevelopmental appointment information leaflet 03.25
- Download (668KB - PDF)
Links
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