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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities

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Australian Guide to the
diagnosis of FASD

Developed to facilitate and standardise the diagnosis of FASD in Australia
Guide to Diagnosis of FASD
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FASD-informed
Service Providers

Find health professionals and services with FASD experience and expertise in Australia.

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Training and education opportunities

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Assessment and Diagnosis

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FASD eLearning modules

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NHMRC Guidelines

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How to make a diagnosis for health professionals

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Published Australian research database

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