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Practice Parameter: Evaluation of the Child with Global Developmental Delay Slide Presentation

Summary


TITLE

Practice Parameter: Evaluation of the Child with Global Developmental Delay Slide Presentation

TOOL AVAILABILITY

DESCRIPTION

This slide presentation presents the practice parameter developed from the guideline, Evaluation of the Child with Global Developmental Delay. The objective of the guideline is to make evidence-based recommendations concerning the evaluation of the child with a non-progressive global developmental delay.

TOOL CATEGORY

Diagnosis
Evaluation
Screening

AUDIENCE

Providers

Key Features

PROVIDERS

This presentation addresses the following clinical questions:

  • What is the diagnostic yield of metabolic and genetic investigations in children with global developmental delay?
  • What is the role of lead and thyroid screening in children with global developmental delay?
  • What is the diagnostic yield of EEG in children with global developmental delay?
  • What is the diagnostic yield of neuroimaging in children with global developmental delay?
  • Are vision and hearing disorders common in children with global developmental delay?

Target Population

TARGET POPULATION AGE

Children, typically age less than or equal to 5 years

ASSOCIATION WITH VULNERABLE POPULATIONS

Children

Institute of Medicine - National Health Care Quality Report Categories

IOM CARE NEED

Getting Better
Living with Illness

IOM DOMAIN

Effectiveness

IOM PRIORITY AREA

Children with special health care needs

Identifying Information

SPONSOR

American Academy of Neurology - Medical Specialty Society

DEVELOPER

American Academy of Neurology - Medical Specialty Society
Child Neurology Society - Medical Specialty Society

TOOL FORMAT

Slide Presentation/Video/DVD; Web site

CLINICAL RECOMMENDATION TYPE

Guidelines

NATIONAL GUIDELINE CLEARINGHOUSE LINK

RELEASE DATE

2003 Feb

QUALITYTOOLS STATUS

This QualityTools summary was completed by ECRI on September 22, 2004.