From: Challenges to implementation of developmental screening in urban primary care: a mixed methods study
Items | Clinician response | |
---|---|---|
 | N = 123 | |
Assessment of development is an important part of well-child care | Agree | 116 (94.3%) |
Caregivers have a good understanding of typical child development | Agree | 67 (54.5%) |
It is important to seek caregiver input regard their children’s development | Agree | 120 (97.6%) |
The ASQ-II or M-CHAT is easy for parents/caregivers to complete | Agree | 74 (71.2%) |
The ASQ-II or M-CHAT is easy to score in EHR | Agree | 75 (82.4%) |
The ASQ-II or M-CHAT is quick to complete | Agree | 59 (55.7%) |
The ASQ-II & M-CHAT are helpful in my clinical decision-making | Agree | 92 (84.4%) |
Developmental screening (with the ASQ-II/M-CHAT) disrupts my clinical workflow | Agree | 46 (42.2%) |
I have received sufficient training on how to administer the ASQ-II/M-CHAT | Agree | 61 (56.0%) |
The clinic staff provides helpful developmental support to families | Agree | 108 (93.9%) |
The clinic staff is helpful with Early Intervention referral and tracking | Agree | 92 (82.9%) |
I am satisfied with the developmental screening process (i.e. using the ASQ-II and M-CHAT) at my clinic | Agree | 85 (70.8%) |