Re: RATES OF DEVEL DELAY MALTX CHILDREN

["farhi" <farhi@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear Sharon,

I have just finished my research on BioPsychoSocial Profiles of abused
children.
One of the major conclusions are that deferent kind of abuse has deferent
biopsychosocial profile.
My population study was primary school children (age 7-12), yet, according
to this,  it will be very interesting to look for deferent developmental
problems - broken down by kinds of abuse.

Bye, Moshe.
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Moshe Farchi, B.S.W., M.P.H. , Doctoral Student in Social Work,
>Bar Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel.
>E-mail: moshefar@telhai.ac.il,  farhi@ortal.org.il



----- Original Message -----
From: "Sharon Carnahan" <scarnahan@Rollins.edu>
To: "Child Maltreatment Researchers"
<CHILD-MALTREATMENT-RESEARCH-L@cornell.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 11:49 PM
Subject: RATES OF DEVEL DELAY MALTX CHILDREN


> I am finishing a report on 5 years of data from a child maltreatment
> prevention program.
> We have developmental surveillance data, using the Denver II or the Ages
> and Stages,  on 200-500 children for all or part of the 5 years.  I am
> looking for information about:
>
> developmental surveillance programs (which screen children periodically)
> and average results across years 1-5
> developmental screening data broken down by income levels
> developmental screening data on maltreated children that identifies a
> rate of delay or "at risk" status associated with maltreatment, poverty,
> or both
>
>
> I want to be able to determine whether the project's results are in line
> with other studies.  A large scale, doggedly persistent database search
> has yielded...not much, except a frequently occurring estimate of 1-3%
> delay in the general population, and the fact that 22% of the children
> in my county failed their kindergarten readiness screening!
>
> Please send information or references my way
>
> Thanks
>
> Sharon Carnahan, Ph.D.
>
>