INFANCY — International Neuromodulation for All Neuroatypical Children Society
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Responsible access

Build systems that can support responsible care.

Evidence, clinical standards, workforce, regulation, reimbursement, and infrastructure must develop together if safe pediatric neuromodulation is to become accessible.

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Policy priorities

  • ✓Support high-quality pediatric research
  • ✓Create proportionate pathways for responsible innovation
  • ✓Develop and sustain multidisciplinary clinical expertise
  • ✓Encourage evidence-aligned coverage and reimbursement
  • ✓Reduce geographic, socioeconomic, disability, and language barriers
  • ✓Include families and youth in policy development
  • ✓Strengthen long-term outcome and safety monitoring
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Evidence briefs

INFANCY policy materials should state the problem, affected population, available evidence, uncertainty, stakeholder perspectives, equity implications, options, and disclosures. Policy recommendations require Board approval and a defined review schedule.

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