Method Data are presented for a nationally representative sample of 4,983 children
participating in the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (described in McLeod & …

We present a prospective study at school age of neuropsychiatric and neurodevelopmental
outcome of language delay suspected at child health screening around 30 months of age. In …

We estimate the prevalence of speech delay (LD Shriberg, D. Austin, BA Lewis, JL
McSweeny, & DL Wilson, 1997b) in the United States on the basis of findings from a …

A meta-analysis was carried out of interventions for children with primary developmental
speech and language delays/disorders. The data were categorized depending on the …

Purpose This article describes guiding principles in early intervention (EI) and demonstrates
how speech-language pathologists (SLPs) can apply these principles to best serve infants …

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close brand logo ALEXANDER KC LEUNG, MBBS, AND C. PION KAO, MD A more recent …

BACKGROUND: Early identification of developmental delays is essential for optimal early
intervention. An American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) 2002 Periodic Survey of Fellows …

OBJECTIVE: Early interventions for toddlers with expressive and receptive language delays
have not resulted in positive expressive language outcomes. This randomized controlled …

Background The authors aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of universal newborn
hearing screening programmes in the detection of hearing impairment. Objectives In the …

Objective. Although early detection and treatment of developmental delays can improve
outcome, little is known about factors that influence how primary care physicians manage …