(1) As used in this section, "URADD" means the Utah Registry of Autism and Developmental Disabilities.
(2) The department may enter into an agreement with: (a) the University of Utah or another person for the operation of URADD; and (b) a person to conduct a public education campaign to: (i) improve public awareness of the early warning signs of autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities; and (ii) promote the early identification of autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities.
(a) the University of Utah or another person for the operation of URADD; and
(b) a person to conduct a public education campaign to: (i) improve public awareness of the early warning signs of autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities; and (ii) promote the early identification of autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities.
(i) improve public awareness of the early warning signs of autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities; and
(ii) promote the early identification of autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities.
(3) URADD shall consist of a database that collects information on people in the state who have an autism spectrum disorder or a developmental disability.
(4) The purpose of URADD is to assist health care providers to: (a) determine the risk factors and causes of autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities; (b) plan for and develop resources, therapies, methods of diagnoses, and other services for people with an autism spectrum disorder or a developmental disability; (c) facilitate measuring and tracking of treatment outcomes; (d) gather statistics relating to autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities; and (e) improve coordination and cooperation between agencies and other programs that provide services to people with an autism spectrum disorder or a developmental disability.
(a) determine the risk factors and causes of autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities;
(b) plan for and develop resources, therapies, methods of diagnoses, and other services for people with an autism spectrum disorder or a developmental disability;
(c) facilitate measuring and tracking of treatment outcomes;
(d) gather statistics relating to autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities; and
(e) improve coordination and cooperation between agencies and other programs that provide services to people with an autism spectrum disorder or a developmental disability.
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