The residential care campus for neurodivergent individuals by India Autism Centre, Samaavesh, is likely to commence operations in Joka from November 2026. Photo: special arrangement A clinical care software designed to record and evaluate progress for neurodivergent individuals undergoing therapies is being developed by Kolkata-based care institution, India Autism Centre, as part of their large-scale research into neurodevelopmental disorders like autism, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, etc.  The software will record basic profile information of an enrolled client, like age, program and support needs, their clinical details, therapy and learning activities, daily living skills like eating, mobility, and dressing, nutrition and meal intake, vocational and recreational activities, and any behavioural incidents.  According to the management of IAC, these details, recorded anonymously after prior explicit content, would assist healthcare professionals to observe an affected person’s progress towards their goals and help them and the families understand the efficacy of given interventions based on the client’s progress.  “Our clinical care software is one of the first of its kind in the country.
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