自闭症患者与搬家:系统回顾。

David Mason, Victoria Milner, Lauren Clark, Emily Kelly, Rebekah Pyefinch, Francesca Happé
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背景:虽然许多研究都探讨了自闭症患者的居住地和居住对象,但很少有研究探讨自闭症患者搬家的经历。因此,我们进行了一项系统性综述,以确定有关成年自闭症患者搬家经历的研究:我们在六个数据库和谷歌学术中输入了与自闭症和搬家相关的检索词。在对标题和摘要进行筛选后,我们最终确定了一组文章并对全文进行了筛选。然后,我们检查了参考文献目录,以查找可能相关的文章;接着,我们对引用我们最终确定的文章的文章进行了搜索。三位评审员对每篇纳入的文章进行了方法学质量评估:搜索策略共发现了 311 篇文章(初始搜索、祖先搜索、其他来源的文章)。经过去重后,我们共筛选出 165 篇合格文章。最后确定了 7 篇文章。我们对文章的叙述性综述表明,自闭症患者和自闭症患者的亲属都认为独立生活是个人积极发展的源泉。然而,自闭症患者表示,糟糕的就业前景影响了他们的经济独立,进而影响了他们的独立生活。家长们强调了他们对后代的个人护理、安全的担忧,以及那些同时患有智力障碍的自闭症患者在住房系统中的困难:综上所述,我们的研究表明,自闭症患者和照顾他们的人对独立生活有积极的看法,并意识到实现独立生活的障碍。我们的综述凸显了在了解自闭症成年人搬家经历方面存在的差距。我们简要介绍了我们正在进行的研究项目["作为自闭症患者搬家 "项目],该项目旨在探索自闭症患者的搬家经历。
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Autistic People and Moving Home: A Systematic Review.

Background: While many studies have examined where and with whom autistic people live, very few have looked at autistic people's experience of moving home. Choosing where to live, and being able to move residence, could be important for autonomy, and we therefore undertook a systematic review to identify studies about autistic adults' experience of moving home.

Methods: We entered search terms relevant to autism and moving home into six databases and Google Scholar. After screening the titles and abstracts, we identified a final set of articles and screened the full text. We then checked the reference lists for potentially relevant articles; then, we conducted a search for articles that cited our final set of articles. Three raters assessed each included article for methodological quality.

Results: The search strategy identified a total of 311 articles (initial search, ancestry searching, articles from other sources). After deduplication, we screened a total of 165 articles for eligibility. A final set of seven articles was identified. Our narrative synthesis of the articles suggests that both autistic people and the relatives of autistic people think living independently is a source of positive personal development. However, autistic people reported that poor employment prospects impacted on their financial independence and hence independent living. Parents highlighted concerns about their offspring's personal care, safety, and the difficulty of navigating the housing system for those autistic people with co-occurring intellectual disability.

Conclusions: Taken together, our review suggests that autistic people and those who care for them have a positive view of independent living and are aware of the barriers to achieving this. Our review highlights a gap in the understanding of autistic adults' experience of moving home. We briefly describe our ongoing research project [the "Moving (as an) Autistic Person" project] exploring autistic people's experiences of moving house.

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