PEDS Forms
PEDS Forms
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Parents' Eval uation
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You must refer to the PEDS Brief Administration and Scoring Guide in order to corectly administer,
score and interpret PEDS.
Child's age in months o-3 4-5 6-11 12-14 15-17 18-23 24-35 36-47 48-53 54-71 72-83 84-96
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Child'sage in months O-3 4-5 6-11 't2-14 15-17 18-23 24-35 36-47 48-53 S4-7't 72-93 g4-96
lf the number shown in the large circie is 2 or more, foilow Path A on the pEDS lnterpretataon Form. li the number shown is exactly l,
follow Path B. Then count the number ol small boxes and place the totai in the iarge box below.
Child'sage in months O-3 4-5 6-11 't2-14 15-17 18-23 24-35 36-47 48-53 54-71 t2-Bg 84-96
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lf the number shown in the large box is 1 or more. also foilow path C. lf the number 0 is shown, consider path D if relevant,
Otherwise, follow Path E.
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Community Child Health will not be liable to the usr for any consequential loss or damage arising from any error, omission, Ios, orlumug.,- E
Two or more
concerns about
E! Use professionaljudgement to decide if referrals are also
needed for social work, occupationallphysiotherapy, mental
Path A health services etc.
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Two or more Yes
social, school
predictive concerns?
or receptive Refer for intellectual and educational assessments.
langrrage skilis?
Iil Use professional judgement to decide if speech-language,
audiological, or other eyaluations are a!so needed.
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Path B Health concerns stage deveiopmental screen. watch vigilantly.
only?
0ne predictive
Iil
concern?
lf screen is failed, refer for
Administer second-stage
testing in areas of difficulty.
developmental screen.
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Counsel in areas
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li lf unsuccessf ul, screen for emotional,/behavioral problems
Path C
Non-predictive
concerns?
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{ollow up in
several weeks.
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and refer as indicated. Otherwise refer for parent training,
behavioral intervention etc.
lf concerns still exist at age 4
mentai health services.
h and clder, refer for
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Foreign language
Path D {or screening elsewhere.
a barrier?
Parental difficulties
communicating?
Use a second screen that directly eiicits children's skillr or
refer for screening elsewhere.
Path E
No concerns? tr Elicit concerns at
next checkpoint.
Use PEDS between checkpoints (eg sick or return visit).
Specific decisions
0-3 mcnths 24-35 months
Community Child Health will not tle liable t! the user for any consequ€ntial loss or damage arisingtrw aoy €no., omission, loss or damage.
For PED5 training, or to re-order visit www.peds.org-au