Developmental Surveillance and Screening Practices by Pediatric Primary Care Providers
Abstract
This study used a survey approach to investigate current developmental surveillance and developmental screening practices by pediatric primary care providers in a diverse New Jersey county. A total of 217 providers were contacted with a final sample size of 57 pediatric primary care respondents from 13 different municipalities. Most providers (73.7%) began developmental surveillance at the first nonhospital health supervision visit, usually at...
Paper Details
Title
Developmental Surveillance and Screening Practices by Pediatric Primary Care Providers
Published Date
Apr 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
29
Issue
2
Pages
91 - 101
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