HTA - 15/106/04

A pragmatic Randomised Controlled Trial of Sensory Integration Therapy versus usual care for sensory processing difficulties in Autism Spectrum Disorder in children: impact on behavioural difficulties, adaptive skills and socialisation (SenITA)

Project title: A pragmatic Randomised Controlled Trial of Sensory Integration Therapy versus usual care for sensory processing difficulties in Autism Spectrum Disorder in children: impact on behavioural difficulties, adaptive skills and socialisation (SenITA)

Chief investigator: Dr Rachel McNamara

Contractor: Cardiff University

Co-investigators: Dr David Gillespie, Dr Lucy Brookes-Howell, Dr Renee Romeo, Mrs Gemma Warren, Ms Anne Marie McKigney, Ms Elizabeth Randell, Ms Kathryn Smith, Ms Sue Delport, Professor Alka Ahuja, Professor Martin Knapp, Professor Monica Busse, Professor Richard Hastings.

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