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Developmental-Behavioral Screening & Surveillance: A Comprehensive Case Example with PEDS

This case example showcases the use of PEDS:DM in assessing and monitoring the development of Rachel, a 20-month-old child. It highlights the need for early intervention and the progress made over time.

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Developmental-Behavioral Screening & Surveillance: A Comprehensive Case Example with PEDS

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  1. The Best Approach to Developmental-Behavioral Screening and Surveillance: A Comprehensive Case Example Using PEDS PEDS:DM M-CHAT-R andPEDS:DM-Assessment Level

  2. Rachel Age 20 months (and late for 18 month visit)

  3. Clip from the PEDS Combined Score Form, showing the need to follow Path A    3 0

  4. Clip from the PEDS Combined Interpretation Form showing Path A

  5. Looks only PEDS:DM at the 20 - 22 month level

  6. Rachel passed all developmental skills on the PEDS:DM at age- level, except expressive and receptive language

  7. Selected items from the Modified Checklist of Autism in Toddlers

  8. 33 Scores are age-equivalents in months 22 20 19 17 15 Rachel Completed Assessment Grid for Rachel showing delays in talking, as well as performance in other areas --20 mos: delays in expressive, receptive language, ASD ruled out, referred to EI and provided information on promoting skills 18

  9. 33 Scores are age-equivalents in months 22 20 19 17 15 Completed Assessment Grid for Rachel, 6 months later, showing progress in all areas, especially talking and listening skills --20 mos: delays in expressive, receptive language, ASD ruled out, referred to EI and provided information on promoting skills --did not qualify for EI but received advice and re-eval in 6 mos --@ 26 mos, much progress, cont. monitoring and info for parents 26 mos. 38 20 mos. 31 28 26 26 27 23 18

  10. Summary of Rachel case example PEDS focused the visit and prompted for use of the M-CHAT-R The PEDS:DM confirmed delays The PEDS:DM-Assessment Level showed Rachel strengths and weaknesses and mapped her progress with intervention

  11. PEDS:DM – AL: Summary Points The PEDS:DM-Assessment Level is designed for programs where children are at elevated risk for mental, behavioral, or developmental disorder/delay (early childcare centers; early education centers; early intervention intake; NICU follow-up; etc…). The PEDS:DM-Assessment Level enables a detailed look into each of the following developmental domains: expressive language, receptive language, fine motor, gross motor, self-help, social-emotional, and for older children, math and reading skills. The PEDS:DM-Assessment Level is designed to determine outcomes in all developmental domains, including strengths, and kindergarten readiness rather than cutoff points.

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