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The purpose of the Office of Continuing Medical Education, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA is to support the continuing education needs of the medical community by providing high-quality, evidence-based activities designed to narrow the professional practice gaps of its learners. The activities are designed to help learners maintain and upgrade clinical skills and knowledge, keep abreast of new and evolving medical concepts pertaining to effective diagnostic and treatment strategies, remain current with basic science research, and foster professional development in procedural skills, communication and teaching skills, and bioethics.
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Autism Society San Francisco Bay Area is a volunteer-run, grassroots organization currently focusing on expanding the limited lifespan care options for the dramatically increasing numbers of adults with autism.

We do not have staff to provide individual advice about diagnosis, treatment, placement, or otherwise. Please refer to our Resources section to find autism organizations and support groups offering these services. Thank you.
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