Living Guideline Group
At the core of the living guideline process is the Living Guideline Group or LGG, an advisory group of sectoral experts. First convened in 2009, membership has included educators, people with lived experience, health professionals and service providers. The group currently has eight members and three ex-officio members and seconds expertise as needed.
Current LGG members
- Dr Matt Eggleston (Chair), Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Clinical Head, Child and Family Specialty Service, Canterbury DHB
- Dr Andrew Marshall (Deputy Chair), Developmental Paediatrician, Child Development Team at Puketiro Centre, Porirua
- Dr Vijaya Dharan, Senior Lecturer in Specialist Teaching/Inclusive Education, Institute of Education, Massey University
- Tanya Breen, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Specialist in Autism Spectrum Disorder and Disability Issues, Clinical Consultant for Altogether Autism, Hamilton
- Dr Sally Clendon, Senior Lecturer in Speech and Language Therapy, Institute of Education, Massey University
- Sue Kinnear, Special Education Needs Coordinator, Hutt Intermediate School
- Dr Martyn Matthews, independent autism researcher
- Daniel Smith, Technical Specialist in immuno-histochemistry, Waikato Hospital, member of Altogether Autism's Consumer Reference Panel
- Amanda Bleckmann, Ministry of Health
- Matt Frost, Ministry of Education
- Marita Broadstock, INSiGHT Research
Past LGG Members
- Adjunct Professor Jill Bevan-Brown, Massey University
- Emeritus Professor Ian Evans, Massey University
- Dr Debbie Fewtrell, General Practitioner with special interest in autism, Kerikeri
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