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See Latest ArticlesLowering Developmental Screening Thresholds and Raising Quality Improvement for Preterm Children
Pediatrics, 06/12/09
Marks K et al. - Combined referral, quality-improvement, and outcome data suggest that clinicians should lower their threshold for administering a quality developmental screening instrument when providing surveillance for premature infants. Quality improvement exists with diligent developmental surveillance and a standardized, reliable, but more interpersonal referral process.
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