DIGITAL MONITORING TOOLS IN APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS (ABA): ORGANIZATIONAL AND ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF IMPLEMENTATION

This article examines the application of digital monitoring technologies in the practice of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) for children with autism spectrum disorder. It analyzes international and Russian experiences in implementing digital tools. The study finds that digitalization helps reduce time and material costs, improves data accuracy and service scalability in ABA centers. Quantitative estimates of cost and time savings are provided using telehealth case models. The article concludes that step-by-step implementation of digital solutions is economically feasible, provided that sufficient investments are made in IT infrastructure, personnel training, and organizational readiness.