Childhood Autism Screening System

GD-1 Children's Autism Screening System

Autism spectrum disorder (also known as autism spectrum disorder, hereinafter referred to as autism) is a type of neurodevelopmental disorder that occurs in early childhood, characterized by social communication disorders, narrow interests, and repetitive and stereotyped behaviors, seriously affecting children's social functioning and quality of life.

The GD-1 Children's Autism Screening System is based on the 2022 version developed by the National Health Commission《Development of Standards for Autism Screening and Intervention Services for Children Aged 0-6.

Target audience: Primary healthcare institutions such as township health centers and community health service centers, pediatrics and child health departments of general hospitals, pediatrics of psychiatric hospitals, children's hospitals, and maternal and child health institutions

service target：Children aged 0-6

Service content: Autism screening, diagnosis, intervention and rehabilitation services

System functions:

1. Automatically generate record sheets and referral forms based on screening scales;

2. Statistical analysis of developmental abnormalities;

3. Print report forms and referral forms;

4. Archive management: with storage and query functions;

5. Voice function;

6. Camera function.