This guide, available for downloading at right, contains general information about 23 different general and specific developmental screening instruments that were reviewed for this manual. The information may be useful in deciding which instruments best suit a given practice's setting and purpose. For example, the guide describes which tests are in the public domain (free for use) and approximate price estimates (as of 2007) for those tests which must be purchased from test developers. This guide includes the following information:
- Name of the instrument
- How to obtain the instrument
- Cost of materials
- Method of administration (parent or child)
- Time of administration
- Reading level of parent (if relevant)
- Availability of translations.
- Use with electronic medical records
- Training available
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