Management of an Early Detection Program: Supporting Helpful Features

Keywords

Early identification; Early detection; Child Find; Screening; Developmental surveillance; Tracking; Management

Abstract

Purpose of Review Young children and families need access to a system that can efficiently identify delay and/or disability. However, challenges exist in many communities where early detection efforts are mismanaged. The goal of this article is to describe current challenges with the management of an effective screening program, and describes possible management solutions. Recent Findings We found that a process-based model often used in the field of business can offer a useful heuristic for health, education, and social service fields engaged in early detection of delay/disability in early childhood. Summary In addition to offering a management model, we conclude with a sample case study providing illustrating family and professional collaboration in the early identification process.

Publication Date

1-1-2017

Number of Pages

118-129

Document Type

Article

Language

English

Source Title

Current Developmental Disorders Report

Volume

4

Issue

4

College

Rosen College of Hospitality Management

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