Developmental screening clinics are a luxury.

  • 1 June 1976
    • journal article
    • Vol. 69  (6) , 385-6
Abstract
A survey of children under 5 in an urban practice has been described and the means of detection of developmental abnormalities identified. It was found that 81% were queried by nonclinic means and only one child out of 150 had a minor abnormality which might otherwise have gone undetected if not seen at a screening clinic. These developmental screening clinics are expensive to run and yield very little return.

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