Effectiveness of child-health screening
Droogan, J.
Nursing Times 94(24): 54-56
1998
ISSN/ISBN: 0954-7762 PMID: 9735802 Document Number: 496037
Screening for sensory problems in pre-school children often fails to detect a significant number of hearing problems sufficiently early. Evidence suggests neonatal screening is more effective and cost-effective than the infant distraction test at detecting congenital hearing loss. It is not yet clear how best to identify children with speech and language delay who will fail to progress without treatment.
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