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Series / Collection
Autism Waiting Time Statistics
Summary
This is a series of publications documenting the experience of waiting times within autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) diagnostic pathways.
These are experimental statistics and are published to involve users and stakeholders in their development to build in quality and reliability at an early stage. As such, they remain under constant review, although major changes to methodologies are made between reporting years in order to preserve time-series.
Latest Version
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Autism Waiting Time Statistics - Quarter 2 2019-20 to Quarter 1 2020-21 and Quarter 2 (July to September) 2020-21
These statistics present two measures of waiting times for autism spectrum disorder diagnostic pathways:
Upcoming
Previous Versions
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Autism Waiting Time Statistics - Quarter 1 to quarter 4 2019-20 and Quarter 1 (April to June) 2020-21
These statistics present two measures of waiting times for autism spectrum disorder diagnostic pathways:
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Autism Waiting Time Statistics - Quarter 1 (April to June) 2018-19 to Quarter 4 (January to March) 2019-20
These statistics present two measures of waiting times for autism spectrum disorder diagnostic pathways:
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Autism Statistics
These statistics present the number of new referrals to mental health services for which the referral reason was suspected autism, as well as their waiting times to first appointment. These are Experimental Statistics and are being published to involve users and stakeholders in their development and...