Objective To establish milestone norms and build an updated developmental scale.ĭesign, Setting, and Participants This is a cross-sectional, population-based study conducted between 20. However, assessment of developmental milestone norms lacks strong normative data, and there are inconsistencies among different screening tools. Importance Routine developmental screening tests for children are used worldwide for early detection of developmental delays.
Comparison of the Characteristics of Evaluated Children Between the Ages 0-3 Years and 3-6 Years Population Analysis of Children Evaluated at Each Visit at the Age 4-6 Years (48-72 Months)ĮTable 11. Population Analysis of Children Evaluated at Each Visit at the Age 3-4 Years (36-48 Months)ĮTable 10. Population Analysis of Children Evaluated at Each Visit at the Age 2-3 Years (24-36 Months)ĮTable 9. Population Analysis of Children Evaluated at Each Visit at the Age 18-24 MonthsĮTable 8. Population Analysis of Children Evaluated at Each Visit at the Age 12-18 MonthsĮTable 7. Population Analysis of Children Evaluated at Each Visit at the Age 9-12 MonthsĮTable 6. Population Analysis of Children Evaluated at Each Visit at the Age 6-9 MonthsĮTable 5. Population Analysis of Children Evaluated at Each Visit at the Age 3-6 MonthsĮTable 4. Population Analysis of Children Evaluated at Each Visit at the Age 0-3 MonthsĮTable 3. Israeli Ministry of Health: A Guide to Performing Developmental Assessments for Infants and Toddlers From Birth up to the Age of Six YearsĮTable 2. Comparison of Milestone Achievement Threshold by Clinical Observation and Parental Report Versus Clinical Observation AloneĮTable 1. Task Performance Results Over Time at the Age 4-6 Years (48-72 Months)ĮFigure 10. Task Performance Results Over Time at the Age 3-4 Years (36-48 Months)ĮFigure 9. Task Performance Results Over Time at the Age 2-3 Years (24-36 Months)ĮFigure 8. Task Performance Results Over Time at the Age 18-24 MonthsĮFigure 7. Task Performance Results Over Time at the Age 12-18 MonthsĮFigure 6. Task Performance Results Over Time at the Age 9-12 MonthsĮFigure 5. Task Performance Results Over Time at the Age 6-9 MonthsĮFigure 4. Task Performance Results Over Time at the Age 3-6 MonthsĮFigure 3. Task Performance Results Over Time at the Age 0-3 MonthsĮFigure 2.
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