Population-based cohort study shows stable rates of neurodevelopmental diagnoses in children, suggesting continued care access during pandemic periods.
This population-based cohort study showed no significant differences in rates of new neurodevelopmental diagnoses among children aged 6 years or younger from prepandemic rates in the pandemic and postpandemic periods. The rapid deployment of virtual care may have helped maintain health care access, facilitating diagnoses during the pandemic and postpandemic periods.
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