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March 14, 2026NeurodiversityOpen Access

Acceptability and usability of the International Classification of Functioning CoreSets for Autism platform: Evaluation by U.K. autistic adults

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MFMegan FreethSCSusanna CrowsonKLKristenn-Lenaig Leporcher

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Evaluation reveals acceptable usability of an online assessment tool for autism in older adults, suggesting improvements for understanding strengths and needs.

Key Points

  • To evaluate the acceptability and usability of the ICF CoreSets for Autism platform in autistic adults in the U.K.
  • Development Phase with 20 autistic adults providing feedback via think-aloud interviews and evaluation.
  • Main Study with 464 autistic adults completing the assessment independently online.
  • Participatory approach used throughout the research.
  • Overall, autistic adults rated the assessment as ‘acceptable’ and usability as ‘ok’ or better.
  • Positive feedback was consistent across subgroups including those with clinically significant autistic traits, anxiety, depression, from minoritised ethnicities, older adults, and the unemployed.

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Freeth et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b4b9db18185d8a39801f18https://doi.org/10.1177/27546330261426684
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